Ontario government ID
Get information about Ontario government identification (ID).
- renew your ID in person
- renew your ID online (with some exceptions)
- sign up for renewal reminders
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Ontario Photo Card
The Ontario Photo Card is a wallet-sized card. It serves as government-issued identification for people who don’t have a driver’s licence. Here’s what you should know:
- the card makes it easier for you to do things like travel, open a bank account and do activities that need official ID
- the card is valid for 5 years
To apply for an Ontario Photo Card, you must be:
- a non-driving resident of Ontario
- aged 16 years and up
Driver’s licence
An Ontario driver’s licence is proof that you are authorized to drive a motor vehicle. You must carry it with you when you drive. This wallet-sized card has your digitized photo and signature.
Get or renew your Ontario driver’s licence.
Health card
You must have a valid Ontario health card to show that you are entitled to health care services paid for by Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP).
You can only use your health card to access health care services. Do not show your card or give your OHIP number to anyone else.
Apply, renew and find out more about the Ontario health card.
Change your address on government ID
It’s fast and easy to change your address on your:
- driver’s licence
- health card
- vehicle registration
You can do it online. You choose who you will notify of your change.
Do not change your address before you move.