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Identification Cards Offices in Pleasanton, Kansas



Identification Cards offices in Pleasanton, Kansas

Linn County Treasurer's Office

315 Main St., County Courthouse, 66056

(913) 795-2227



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Bourbon County Treasurer's Office

210 South National Ave., County Courthouse, 66701

(620) 223-3800



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Miami County Treasurer's Office

201 South Pearl St., Miami County Administration Building, Suite 103, 66071

(913) 294-4164



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Anderson County Treasurer's Office

100 East 4th Avenue, 66032

(785) 448-5824



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Allen County Treasurer's Office

1 North Washington Ave., 66749

(620) 365-1409



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Franklin County Driver License Office

225 S. Walnut St., Suite 101, 66067

(785) 242-1276



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Girard County Treasurer's Office

111 East Forest Ave., County Courthouse, 66743

(620) 724-8222



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Johnson County Driver License Office - Olathe

13507 S Mur-Len Road #137, 66062

(913) 829-2501



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Neosho County Driver License Station

301 W. 14th St., Kansas Department of Transportation Building, 66720

(620) 431-7080



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Crawford County Driver License Station

202 E. Centennial Drive,, Suite C11A, 66762

(620) 231-0711



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Identification Cards

The Identification cards are issued to all citizens with no age requirement by the Department of Motor and Vehicles. This ID card is similar to the Drivers License, but it can only be used for identification purposes.

There are two different types of cards, the regular one, that is valid for 6 years, and the one issued for elderly persons that can only be requested if the person is older than 62 years old, this last one has a validity of 10 years.

If the applicant is a beneficiary from a public assistance program from the government, there is a chance that he or she can apply for the Identification card presenting the form “Reduced cost verification for ID card” to the Department of Vehicles.

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