§ 31-8-103 — Expiration; records; new cards

(a) Identification cards shall expire on the registrant's
birthday in the eighth year following issuance of the
identification card. The department shall keep records of data
contained in identification cards.
(b) If an identification card is lost, destroyed or
mutilated, the person to whom it was issued may obtain a new
identification card upon furnishing the same documentary
evidence as for an original identification card.
(c) If any information contained in the identification
card becomes inaccurate, or if it is desired to withdraw or
insert notice of anatomical organ donation or a medical alert
designation, the person to whom it was issued may obtain a new
card upon:
(i) Advising the department of his desire to withdraw
or insert notice of an anatomical organ donation or a medical
alert designation or furnishing proof of the inaccuracies to the
department;
(ii) Furnishing all documentary evidence necessary to
verify any material change to information listed on the original
identification card; and
(iii) Surrendering the original identification card.
(d) The division shall send a notification for an
identification card to the last known address of every eligible
registrant, or notify by electronic means if the eligible
registrant has consented to receive notices electronically,
within one hundred twenty (120) days prior to expiration of the
registrant's identification card. The notification shall
conspicuously advise registrants of the requirement that in
person voters present acceptable identification immediately
before voting at the polling place or absentee polling place and
that an identification card is a form of acceptable
identification. Every identification card is renewable upon
application and payment of the required fee. As used in this
section, "last known address" means the address, email address
or other electronic contact information, as applicable according
to the sending method, on file with the division.