How much does a REAL ID cost in Texas?
Reviewed 2026-09-29 · Source: State of Texas
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Reviewed Texas fees for a REAL ID: Texas driver license, ages 18–84: new or renewal $33; Replacement driver license, if applicable $11. Fees can change; the agency confirms the final amount.
- Texas driver license, ages 18–84: new or renewal: $33 (DPS credential transaction fee, not a separate REAL ID charge; other ages and ID cards differ.)
- Replacement driver license, if applicable: $11 (For a replacement transaction; the expiration date does not change.)
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| Texas driver license, ages 18–84: new or renewalDPS credential transaction fee, not a separate REAL ID charge; other ages and ID cards differ. | $33 |
| Replacement driver license, if applicableFor a replacement transaction; the expiration date does not change. | $11 |
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Texas REAL ID · State of Texas · reviewed 2026-09-29
Limitations: REAL ID is a credential standard, not a separate fixed-price transaction. DPS publishes $33 for a new or renewed standard driver license ages 18–84, and $11 for a replacement license; other credentials and circumstances differ. Confirm the transaction fee with DPS. Do not upload identity documents to DMV.ai.
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