## OTHER INFORMATION 

PHOTOGRAPH: Your picture will be taken after all requirements for a license or permit have been successfully completed. When obtaining a photograph for your driver’s license, all hats and head coverings, sunglasses, hair, and theatrical makeup must be removed. Head coverings for religious or medical reasons may remain, but must be moved above the forehead to allow a full facial picture to be taken. 

FEES: The following fees are charged upon initial issue of a license or permit: 

License Type Non-Commercial Driver License Commercial Driver License Motorcycle License Instruction Permit 

Standard $20 $100 $20 $15 

Federally Compliant $40 $120 $40 $35 

DUPLICATE LICENSE: If a license or permit is lost, stolen, destroyed, or is illegible, a duplicate may be obtained. Proper identification must be presented before a duplicate will be issued. 

ADDRESS OR NAME CHANGE: Individuals who have a license or permit and who have changed their name or address must notify the Division of Motor Vehicles, in writing, within 30 days of the change. You must provide court ordered documentation to change a name or restore a previous name. A certified marriage certificate issued by vital statistics is also valid for a name change. 

CERTIFIED DRIVING RECORDS: If your driving privileges have been suspended, canceled or revoked by another state, you must obtain written proof from that state showing the suspension or revocation has terminated before an Alaska license can be issued. 

DRIVING RECORDS: For a fee of $10.00 a driving record may be provided to the driver or a person designated by the driver. Generally, when a driver applies for insurance, the application will contain a statement authorizing the insurance company to receive a copy of the driving record of all individuals covered by the policy. 

ORGAN /TISSUE DONATION: Donating organs and tissues after a person dies allows several other people to live. There are many thousands of Americans on the organ transplant waiting list; without donations, many people will die. 

The State of Alaska has a strong organ and tissue donation program and encourages all Alaskans to consider this option. If you wish to sign up as an organ and tissue donor, you may indicate this on your application at the time your license is issued or renewed. There is never a cost to the family for donation, and all donation information is kept confidential. People under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian’s signature on their form. There is no wrong decision about becoming an organ and tissue donor. Please discuss your decision with your family; it is important that your loved ones know and respect your wishes. For more information, contact Life Alaska Donor Services at 1-800-719-LIFE or visit www.lifealaska.org. 

