Driver Services Adds New Services To Self-Service Kiosks

  • Wednesday, September 23, 2020

The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security’s (TDOSHS) Driver Services Division announced new services now available at all self-service kiosks placed across Tennessee. The addition of these services to the kiosks will provide customers another alternative to visiting a Driver Services Center or county clerk partner.

New services available at Self-Service Kiosks include:

-          Renew a handgun carry permit (Enhanced only);

-          Order a duplicate handgun carry permit (Enhanced, lifetime, and concealed carry);

-          Upgrade to a lifetime handgun carry permit;

-          Pay FULL reinstatement fees (Partial payment plan fees are not accepted at self-service kiosks);

-          Reissue driving privilege after reinstating (If customer has an ID, he/she must visit a Driver Services Center for re-issuance of the driver license);

-          Add emergency contacts.

Other services available at self-service kiosks:

-          Renew driver license or ID;

-          Order a duplicate driver license or ID;

-          Change address;

-          Voter registration;

-          Advance a Graduated Driver License.

For self-service kiosk locations, visitwww.tn.gov/safety/driver-services/locations/kiosks. For services not available at a self-service kiosk or online ine-Services, customers are encouraged to make anappointment for their Driver Services Center visit.

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