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Guam State Identification Card Photo Requirements
Find out whether you need to make a photo for a state ID card, where the photo is taken, and what is known about renewing or replacing the card remotely.
Sources reviewed: October 18, 2026
Should you make a photo?
Do not prepare your own photo unless the agency or your transaction instructions specifically ask for one.
This page covers a state identification card. It does not automatically apply to driver licenses, learner permits, or every exception.
Issuing agency: Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation (DRT), Motor Vehicle Division
Where the photo is taken
The Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation, Division of Motor Vehicle, takes the Guam ID photo at its driver's license office.
Online or mail renewal and replacement
U.S. citizens 18 and older can renew or replace a Guam ID (REAL ID or non-REAL ID) online if, among other conditions, the picture on file was taken at the DL office within the 16-year aging limit and the card was issued after July 2016. Non-citizens cannot renew online, and no new or uploaded photo is mentioned for online service.
Photo law and rules
A photo-specific statute or rule for this credential has not yet been summarized on this page.