The document outlines the fee structure for obtaining, renewing, and replacing a Kansas state ID. Obtaining an original non-Real ID ID costs $18, while a Real ID-compliant ID is $28. Minors and seniors may qualify for reduced fees. Renewing a non-Real ID ID is around $14, and renewing a Real ID ID is about $24. Replacing or updating the address on a lost or damaged ID is typically $16. Fees are subject to change, so it is best to check the Kansas Department of Revenue website for up-to-date information.

1. Wel come
to
IDPAPA
Visit us at:
www.idpapa.org
Email us:
order@idpapa.org

2. What is the fee structure for obtaining,
renewing, or replacing a Kansas ID:
Fee Structure for Obtaining a Kansas State ID:
1. Original Kansas State ID (Non-Real ID Compliant): The fee for
obtaining an original Kansas ID that is not Real ID compliant is
typically $18. The Real ID Act established higher security
standards for state-issued identification cards and driver’s
licenses, and individuals have the option to choose whether they
want a Real ID-compliant card.
2. Original Kansas State ID (Real ID Compliant): If you choose
to obtain a Real ID-compliant Kansas state ID, the fee is typically
higher, often around $28. Real ID-compliant cards require
additional documentation and security measures to meet federal
standards for access to federal facilities and boarding domestic
flights.
3. Reduced Fee for Minors: There may be a reduced fee for
minors applying for a Kansas state ID. The exact reduced fee
amount may vary, so it’s essential to check with the KDR for the
most current information. Minors typically have to meet specific
requirements and may need parental consent.

3. Fee Structure for Renewing a Kansas State ID:
1. Renewal (Non-Real ID Compliant): The fee for renewing a non-
Real ID-compliant Kansas state ID is usually around $14.
Renewal periods typically vary, with some options for four or six
years.
2. Renewal (Real ID Compliant): Renewing a Real ID-compliant
Kansas state ID typically incurs a higher fee, often around $24.
Again, renewal periods may vary.
3. Reduced Fee for Seniors: Kansas may offer a reduced fee for
senior citizens (typically age 65 and older) renewing their state
ID. Specific eligibility requirements may apply.
Fee Structure for Replacing a Kansas State ID:
1. Replacement ID: If your Kansas state ID is lost, stolen,
damaged, or destroyed, you can request a replacement. The fee
for replacing a state ID card is generally around $16, but it’s
essential to verify the current cost with the KDR.
2. Address Change: If you need to update your address on your
Kansas state ID, there may be a fee associated with this service,
which is usually around $16.
It’s important to note that fee amounts and policies can change over time,
so it’s crucial to check the Kansas Department of Revenue’s official
website or contact their offices directly for the most up-to-date information
on fees and any potential fee waivers or reductions. Additionally, the
documentation required for obtaining or renewing a state ID may vary
depending on individual circumstances, so it’s advisable to review the
specific requirements outlined by the KDR. Always ensure that you have
the necessary documentation and payment methods before visiting a
KDR office for ID-related services.
For more information visit IDPAPA
Thanks for Visiting