State ID in New York
Apply for, renew, or replace a state identification card (non-driver ID) at your state’s motor-vehicle agency — usually the same offices that issue driver licenses.
What do you need to do now?
- Bring identity, Social Security proof, and residency documents
How to proceed
Confirm whether you can complete the transaction online
Confirm whether you can complete the transaction online.
Gather required identity, Social Security, and residency documents
Gather required identity, Social Security, and residency documents.
Book an appointment if your state requires one
Book an appointment if your state requires one.
Visit the responsible motor-vehicle office (or finish online if eligible)
Visit the responsible motor-vehicle office (or finish online if eligible).
Verify fees, hours, and document rules on the official .gov site before traveling
Verify fees, hours, and document rules on the official .gov site before traveling.
Fees & timing
Do you have everything?
Common reasons for denial & mistakes
- Arriving without an appointment in appointment-only states
- Bringing incomplete residency or identity documents
- Assuming every driver-license office issues first-time IDs or the same services
- Denial: Identity or residency documents do not meet state standards
- Denial: Information on file does not match the documents presented
More offices in New York
- License Express DMV Office · 145 West 30Th Street
- Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. DMV Office · 11 Greenwich Street
- Manhattan North Tvb DMV Office · 5 West 125Th Street
- Manhattan South Tvb DMV Office · 17 Battery Place, 10Th Floor
- Midtown Manhattan DMV Office · 366 West 31St Street
- Harlem Kiosk DMV Office · 5 West 125Th Street, 2Nd Floor
- Harlem Powell Sob DMV Office · 163 W 125Th St, Adam Clayton Powell Jr. S
- License Express Kiosk DMV Office · 145 West 30Th Street
- Lower Manhattan - Greenwich St. Kiosk DMV Office · 11 Greenwich Street
- Midtown Manhattan Kiosk DMV Office · 366 West 31St Street