Minnesota SF1283 extends driver's license expiration dates to every eight years and increases fees.
Minnesota SF1283 amends the state's statutes to extend the expiration dates of driver's licenses to every eight years. This change applies to all licenses, except those issued to individuals with temporary lawful status, which expire on the last day of their legal stay in the United States or one year after issuance. The bill also increases fees for various types of licenses and identification cards, including REAL ID-compliant and noncompliant versions. Additionally, it modifies the expiration dates for Minnesota identification cards and under-21 licenses.
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