Section 16-114.1 - Corrected license. - Maryland Statutes

§ 16-114.1. Corrected license.
 

(a)  Commercial licenses - In general.- To obtain a corrected photo commercial driver's license, an individual shall: 

(1) Apply for a corrected commercial driver's license on the form required by the Administration; 

(2) Surrender the individual's original license; and 

(3) Pay the required fee. 

(b)  Commercial licenses - Expiration.- A corrected photo commercial driver's license shall expire on the date that the individual's original license expired. 

(c)  Other licenses - In general.- If an individual other than one who holds a commercial driver's license desires a corrected photo license in lieu of a correction card for a desired or required correction, the individual shall: 

(1) Apply for a corrected photo license on the form required by the Administration; 

(2) Surrender the individual's original license; and 

(3) Pay the required fee. 

(d)  Other licenses - Expiration.-  

(1) A corrected photo license issued under subsection (c) of this section to a driver at least 21 years old shall expire on the birth date of the licensee in the fifth year following the issuance of the license. 

(2) A corrected photo license issued under subsection (c) of this section to a driver under age 21 years shall expire 60 days after the driver's 21st birthday. 

(e)  Fees.- If a licensee applies for a photo license to correct an error made by the Administration, the Administration shall issue the corrected license without charging the licensee a fee. 

(f)  Absence from State.-  

(1) If an individual, other than one who holds a commercial driver's license, is temporarily absent from the State and desires a corrected license, the Administration may issue a nonphoto corrected license bearing the notation that it is valid without a photo until 15 days after the licensee first returns to this State. 

(2) The licensee shall: 

(i) Apply for the corrected license on the form required by the Administration; and 

(ii) Pay the required fee. 
 

[1989, ch. 291, § 2; 1992, ch. 190.]