In most cases the Travel ID is valid for eight years. Exceptions apply, including for drivers age 65 or older whose licenses are currently valid for five years. That five year limit also applies to the Travel ID. For non-U.S. citizens who have authorized legal presence the expiration date will be based off the immigration documents presented, not to exceed eight years.

No, state law prohibits the Travel ID from containing a RFID chip.

The cost of a Travel ID is $25 (initial application and renewal).

Yes. You’ll find details under How to obtain a Travel ID.

Effective May 7, 2025, a Travel ID will be required.

No, but to use your Arizona driver license or identification to board an aircraft or to enter restricted federal buildings and military bases, a Travel ID will be required effective May 7, 2025.

All companies have the independence to make changes to their own account. If you would like to update your account information, you can always log into your ServiceArizona account to do so; but if you are not able to access your account and would like the department to make those changes, you will need to submit a VFH Change Request Form.

We don't regulate rideshare drivers. Please contact your company directly. For those driving for Uber Black or another Transportation Network Company, you will need to get a Transportation Network company permit as described in ARS §28-101. See the Definitions tab for more information.

There are no endorsements regulated by Vehicle for Hire. 

There is a list of Registered Service Agents available under the Helpful Links tab.