To update your driver's license, the specific requirements depend on your location, but generally include the following common elements:

• Provide your current or most recent driver's license.
• Present proof of identity, such as a valid passport or government-issued ID.
• Show proof of residency or address, often dated within the last six months.
• Pay any applicable renewal or update fees.
• If updating personal details like name or gender, provide supporting legal documents (e.g., marriage certificate or court order).
• If required, submit a medical report or pass a vision test.
• Have a new photo taken for the updated license.
• Complete any necessary application forms, either online or in person.
• For certain age groups (e.g., over 70), additional requirements such as eyesight tests or medical certificates may apply.

For example, in the UK, updating your license requires a valid passport, proof of residence, your current license, and your National Insurance number; changes like name or address updates are free but must be done by mail with supporting documents

. In California, renewing in person involves completing an application, paying fees, passing a vision exam, and having your photo taken; knowledge tests may be required in some cases

. In Ireland, you need your current license, proof of your public services number, proof of address, possibly a medical report, and the renewal fee; applications can be done online or in person with appointment booking

. In the Philippines, a medical certificate is required before proceeding with renewal, along with payment and appointment scheduling

. In Florida, you must update your name with the Social Security Administration before changing it on your license and bring original documents for name changes; address changes must be updated within 30 days

. Check your local motor vehicle or licensing authority website for precise details tailored to your jurisdiction.