License Surrender Form - Delaware

License Surrender Form is a legal document that was released by the Delaware Department of Insurance - a government authority operating within Delaware.

FAQ

Q: What is a License Surrender Form?
A: A License Surrender Form is a document used to voluntarily surrender your driver's license or identification card.

Q: Why would I need to surrender my license?
A: You may need to surrender your license if you no longer want or need it, or if you are moving out of state.

Q: How do I surrender my license in Delaware?
A: To surrender your license in Delaware, you can fill out a License Surrender Form and submit it to the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles.

Q: Do I need to surrender my license plate as well?
A: No, the License Surrender Form is only for surrendering your driver's license or identification card, not your license plate.

Q: Is there a fee for surrendering my license?
A: There is no fee for surrendering your license in Delaware.

Q: What happens after I surrender my license?
A: After surrendering your license, it will be canceled and you will no longer be able to use it as a valid form of identification.

Q: Can I get my license back after surrendering it?
A: No, once you surrender your license, it cannot be reinstated. If you need a new license in the future, you will have to go through the application process again.

Q: Do I have to surrender my out-of-state license if I am moving to Delaware?
A: If you are moving to Delaware, you may be required to surrender your out-of-state license and obtain a Delaware license. It is best to check with the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles for specific requirements.

Q: Can I surrender someone else's license on their behalf?
A: No, you cannot surrender someone else's license on their behalf. The individual must surrender their own license.