New slots will be available each day at All 16 facilities will have the same hours of operation: Tuesday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. Those needing appointments can go to to set up an appointment. They include Schaumburg, Bridgeview, Lombard, Des Plaines, Waukegan, Naperville, Aurora, Plano and Joliet.Īppointments will be also be required for people applying for or renewing REAL IDs, standard driver's licenses and ID cards and for behind-the-wheel road tests at these facilities. The state said if you have to go into a DMV in person, please be patient and practice social distancing.įor more information, click here to read Secretary of State Reopening Plan with Expanded Hours Beginning June 1 & 2 for Driver Services Facilities.Beginning the week of September 7, suburban DMV locations will also require appointments.
If your license is expiring in in the next two months you have until October first to renew it. That is why Secretary White is offering the service, for individuals who don't have a license," Haupt said. "The primary reason you would have to go in is if you do not have a driver's license and you wish to apply for one. State officials said you can help with the long lines by doing almost everything, including the majority of renewals, online. "We want to remind our customers they do not need to rush into a facility immediately."
"It's important to highlight first off we have implemented extensions for driver's license expirations, ID expirations, and vehicle registration sticker expirations at least until October 1st," explained Henry Haupt, spokesperson for the Illinois Secretary of State.
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