Change in the CNH renewal deadline. Know more!

The schedule for renewing the National Driver's License (driver's license) had been changed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, in the first month of January, the extra period of up to eight months to renew the document will no longer be granted.

The measure was determined by the National Traffic Council (Contran). Now, the maximum period for renewal is back to what it used to be, with the driver having 30 days after the due date to regularize the documentation. The measure is valid for portfolios that expire in January 2023 or later.

However, drivers who are Portfolio expired between the months of May and December 2022 can still use the change in the special schedule, getting rid of the risk of fines and penalties, based on the month of expiration of the document.

It is important to pay attention to the new deadline, since non-compliance with the rule results in the loss of seven points in the

The procedures necessary to update the National Driver's License have not been changed, and It is allowed for the document to be renewed both 30 days in advance of the expiration date and within 30 days after such date.

To proceed with the renewal, you must access the Detran website for your location, since most of these departments already carry out a brief digital screening, by completing electronic forms, issuing the necessary collection slips and scheduling fundamental clinical exams to have the CNH renewed.

Afterwards, normally, it is possible for the driver to choose which unit to attend in person, carrying out the last procedures for renewing the document, such as those referring to the photo, signature and Biometry.

To find out when your license expires, just check the list below:

• Drivers up to 49 years old: 10 years;
• Drivers between 50 and 69 years old: 05 years;
• Drivers over 70 years of age: 03 years.

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