You comply with the Texas Residency Requirements.You are not issued a Limited-Term driver license.Your social security number is on file with the Department.Your driver record does not reflect an administrative status due to a condition that requires periodic review, including any medical or physical condition that may affect your ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.Your driver license is not currently suspended, revoked, canceled, and you do not have any warrants or outstanding traffic citations (check your driver eligibility status).Your vision, physical or mental condition has not changed in a way that affects your ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.You are not subject to the registration requirements of Chapter 62, Code of Criminal Procedure.You are not renewing or replacing a learner license, provisional license, occupational license or renewing a commercial driver license.Your driver license or identification card will expire in less than two years, and has not been expired for more than two years, unless you are active duty military.To renew while out-of-state, you must meet the following criteria: active duty military members, students whose parents live in Texas and people temporarily living outside of Texas for work. If your true, fixed and permanent home (domicile) is in Texas and you are living outside of the state, you may be eligible to renew or replace your Texas driver license or ID card without returning to Texas.Įxamples of people living outside of the state who have Texas domicile include certain U.S.
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