How to replace a lost or stolen driver’s license in Puerto Rico
What to do if your license was lost or stolen: the sworn statement CESCO asks for, the stamps, and how to do it online or by appointment.
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What to do if your license was lost or stolen: the sworn statement CESCO asks for, the stamps, and how to do it online or by appointment.
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A single form covers duplicates of the weapons license, shooting club license, gunsmith license, L.E.O.S.A. card and instructor certificate.
What CESCO requires to replace a plate: the notarized sworn statement, the $13 in vouchers, and why it is not the same as replacing the marbete.
What CESCO requires to renew: form DTOP-DIS-256, the medical certification, the $14 in stamps, and why being 30 days late costs you $24 more.
Requirements, documents and the $14 in stamps, from form DTOP-DIS-255: what minors need, the exam, and the restrictions while you practise.
One form for both licenses, new or renewal, with the seven requirements the Police print on it.
Informational guide: which agency administers weapons licenses in Puerto Rico and where to verify current requirements.
What REAL ID is, who qualifies, the $17 it costs to validate, and why a birth certificate from another state will not do.
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