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DO I HAVE TO RE TAKE MY WRITTEN TEST TO RENEW MY DRIVERS LICENSE? 

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I have a regular drivers license. no cdl or anything like that 

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About six to nine months before your license expires, you’ll receive a renewal notice in the mail.  This notice will include information about your license status and whether you need to take any tests.  If you did not receive this notice, you should contact the DMV directly to find out if they have the correct address on file, how to obtain another copy of this notice, and/or what will be required of you to renew.   To obtain their contact information, visit the following page:http://www.dmv.org/il-illinois/locations-&-hours.phpFor more renewal instructions, go here:http://www.dmv.org/il-illinois/renew-license.php

Answered by pmarksog at Jan 27, 2009 05:05 PM

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