Georgia
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Licenses and IDs
Renew a driver's licenseMost Georgians with a star on their card can renew online for $27. Check in 4 questions.Fee $32 (valid up to 8 years), $5 less online or at a kiosk · 10 min online, or 1 visitReplace a lost or stolen license$10 online, in the app or at a center. You can drive on the receipt.Fee $10 · 10 min online, or 1 visitGet a learner's permitFrom 15. Two 20-question tests (road rules and road signs), 15 right on each.Fee $10 · 1 visitTake the road testBy appointment only, in person or as a virtual road test. Check you're ready.Fee $10 Class D license (16 and 17), $32 Class C (18+) · 1 visitChange your addressGeorgia gives you 60 days. The first change is free, usually online by video call.Fee Free the first time, with over 6 months left · 15 min onlineMoving to GeorgiaLicense within 30 days, then title and register your car at your county tag office.Fee License $32; car title $18, plate $20 and a 3% one-time tax · 2 visits: a DDS center, then your county tag officeGet a REAL IDLook for a gold or black star in the upper right. No extra fee.Fee No extra fee · 1 visit, if you need it
Your car
Renew car registrationIn most counties, due by midnight on the first owner's birthday. $20 a year, with an emissions test first in 13 metro Atlanta counties. 2 questions.Fee $20 a year for most cars · 10 min online or at a kioskBuy or sell a carThe seller keeps the plate. The buyer registers it within 7 business days and pays a one-time 7% tax. 3 questions.Fee $18 title, $20 plate, 7% TAVT · Within 7 business days of a private saleEmissions testOnly in 13 metro Atlanta counties, for 2002 to 2023 gas cars. See if yours needs one.Fee Up to $25 · Once a year, before your birthday