Arizona residents may be getting a letter telling them they need to update the photo on their ID.

Starting Sept. 12, 2026, Arizonans must update their ID photo every 16 years instead of 12. But what happens if you don't ...

A new law that goes into effect on Saturday requires that Arizona drivers update their photo ID every 16 years.

Even if you got an email from Arizona Department of Transportation about needing to update your license, that may not apply to you.

Arizona's photo ID rules have changed, and for some that means it's time to update the photo on their driver's license.

The digital Arizona Wallet will soon include expanded features allowing drivers to upload important documents like vehicle registration, as well as receive alerts from the Motor Vehicle Department.

Any new registration will require at least one registered owner to have a motorcycle license or endorsement on their driver’s license, according to officials with the Arizona Department of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A new Arizona law going into effect this month changes when residents are required to update the photo on their driver's license.