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New Arizona law changes schedule for ADOT photo ID updates

Nearly half of all credentials in Arizona are federally compliant Arizona Travel IDs, state transportation officials said Sept. 8.

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Arizona has adjusted the time frame to update photo identification with the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division.

Beginning, Saturday, Sept. 12, the time to update a photo goes from 12 years to 16 years, according to an ADOT release.

“The standard driver license typically expires when a person turns 65, but an updated photo is required to ensure the credential photo resembles you,” ADOT officials stated Tuesday in a release.

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