
Named situations when a driver's license is subject to mandatory replacement
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The rules for replacing driver's licenses are regulated by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs listed cases of mandatory replacement of driver's licenses. Details are published by TASS.
It turned out that a driver’s license must be replaced after expiration, when the owner’s personal data changes, as well as in the event of loss or theft.
In addition, Russians need to change their licenses if they become unsuitable for further use due to wear, damage or other reasons. A prerequisite for replacement is the inability to visually determine the information specified in the document or part thereof.
In addition, you will have to obtain a new license due to confirmed changes in the driver’s health. This includes medical indications that were not previously identified.

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