Replacing a lost Connecticut driver license
The steps in plain English. Each one links to the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) page it came from. Last checked Nov 15, 2026.
Request a duplicate online if your license is lost, stolen or damaged.
Source: portal.ct.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026Pay the $30 duplicate fee ($19 for a learner's permit).
Source: portal.ct.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026If you changed your name or are not a U.S. citizen, fill in Form 1-B and book an office appointment.
Source: portal.ct.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026At a AAA or credit union DMV Express office, expect a convenience fee of up to $8.
Source: portal.ct.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026Make sure DMV has your current mailing address, because duplicates are not forwarded.
Source: portal.ct.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026
Check before you go: requirements and fees change, and some depend on your age or situation. The official page is the final word.
Related facts
- Duplicate license fee
- $30 for a duplicate license. A duplicate learner's permit costs $19.Source: portal.ct.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026
- Duplicate learner's permit
- Same steps as a lost license, but the fee is $19.Source: portal.ct.gov · checked Nov 15, 2026
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