How to Get a Duplicate Alabama License Online

Losing your driver's license can be a hassle, but thankfully, Alabama makes it relatively simple to request a duplicate online. Whether your license was lost, stolen, or damaged, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) offers a straightforward digital process to get you back on the road legally.

Who Can Apply for a Duplicate License Online?

You can request a replacement license online in Alabama if:

• You are a U.S. citizen with a valid (non-expired) Alabama driver’s license.
• Your license has not been suspended, canceled, or revoked.
• You do not need to update any personal information (such as your name or address).

If you need to update your personal information, check out how to update your Alabama license.

Steps to Order a Duplicate License Online

1. Visit the ALEA Online Portal

Go to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s online services and select the option to request a duplicate license.

2. Provide Your Information

You’ll need to input the following:

• Your full name and date of birth
• Your driver’s license number (if known)
• Social Security Number (last 4 digits)
• A valid credit or debit card for payment

Make sure all your information matches what’s on file with the ALEA.

3. Pay the Fee

The fee for a duplicate license is typically $31.25. You can verify current fees at Alabama Driver’s License Fees.

4. Receive Your Duplicate

Once your application is processed, your duplicate license will be mailed to your address on file. Be sure to check your mailbox within 7–10 business days.

For digital alternatives, Alabama also supports digital driver’s licenses.

Situations When You Can’t Order Online

You may not be eligible to request a duplicate online if:

• Your license is expired or suspended — learn more about Alabama license suspensions.
• You need a name or address change — here's how to update license details.
• You're not a U.S. citizen — check the requirements for non-citizens applying for an Alabama license.

Why It’s Important to Replace a Lost License Quickly

Driving without a license is illegal and can result in penalties. Learn more about the consequences of driving without a license in Alabama.

Also, remember that certain violations, such as reckless driving or DUI offenses, can make you ineligible for online replacement services.

Need More Help?

If you're unsure about your eligibility or need assistance, consider scheduling an appointment with your local DMV. You can also learn about the documents required for license-related services.

Replacing your license online is convenient, quick, and secure — don’t wait to get your driving privileges back on track. If you've recently moved, make sure you've transferred your license to Alabama to avoid delays.