Indiana Renewing and Replacing a License Practice Test
This free practice test has 20 questions from Chapter 4, Renewing, Amending, or Replacing a Credential, of the Indiana Driver's Manual. It covers topics such as Renewing, Amending, or Replacing a Credential, Renewing a Credential, Driver's License Renewal for United States Armed Forces Personnel and Amending a Credential. Try each one first, then open Show answer to check it against the manual page.
Practice questions written from the Indiana Driver's Manual (July 2026). Not the real BMV test questions.
20 practice questions
1. If you lose your credential while temporarily living outside Indiana, what can you obtain?
- An interim credential, subject to certain qualifications
- A permanent replacement mailed automatically
- Nothing until you return to Indiana
- A temporary out-of-state license
2. When can you replace or renew your credential online at myBMV.com?
- If your residential address or name has not changed, and you are eligible
- Only if you are under 21
- Only during a renewal month you're assigned
- At any time, regardless of any changes
3. For how long does a driver's license remain valid after discharge for someone who was temporarily living outside Indiana due to armed forces service?
- 30 days
- 90 days
- 180 days
- One year
4. How long do you have to apply for an amended credential after a principal address change?
- 30 days
- 60 days
- 90 days
- There is no deadline
5. How can you replace a lost or stolen credential, if your name and address haven't changed?
- Log into myBMV.com or visit a BMV Connect kiosk
- Only by calling the police first
- Only by mailing a notarized letter
- You cannot replace it if stolen
6. Does temporarily living outside Indiana affect your ability to replace a lost credential?
- Yes, an interim credential process applies
- No, the process is identical to being in Indiana
- Yes, replacement becomes completely impossible
- No, you must surrender your Indiana credential
7. What condition does the manual state for online renewal or replacement at myBMV.com?
- Your residential address and name have not changed, and you are eligible
- A change of your emergency contact's phone number
- A change of your employer
- A change of your vehicle's color
8. Who qualifies for the 90-day driver's license grace period described in the manual?
- Someone temporarily living outside Indiana due to United States Armed Forces service
- Anyone who travels outside Indiana for any reason
- Anyone attending college out of state
- Anyone working a remote job from another state
9. What must you do after a change to your principal (legal) address?
- Notify the BMV and apply for an amended credential within 30 days
- Nothing, since only mailing address changes matter
- Wait until your next scheduled renewal
- Only update your voter registration
10. What condition must be met to replace a lost credential online or at a kiosk?
- Name and residential address information have not changed
- The credential must be less than a year old
- A police report must be filed first
- The holder must be over 21
11. How often can you renew a credential online or at a BMV Connect kiosk?
- Every renewal, with no limit
- Every other renewal
- Only once in a lifetime
- Only for identification cards, never licenses
12. If your Indiana license is expired after military discharge, how must you renew it?
- Online only, no documentation needed
- By visiting a BMV branch with DoD documentation such as the long form DD 214
- By mail with a copy of your orders
- By calling the BMV's customer service line
13. Where can you change your mailing address?
- Online at myBMV.com, at a BMV Connect kiosk, or at a BMV branch
- Only by mail
- Only at a BMV branch
- Only by calling customer service
14. How many times can you replace your credential online before a branch visit is required?
- A maximum of 5 times
- A maximum of 10 times
- A maximum of 20 times
- Unlimited times
15. After renewing online, when can you next renew online or at a kiosk again?
- The very next renewal
- The renewal after next
- Never again
- Only after 10 years
16. What document can serve as proof of military discharge at a BMV branch?
- The long form DD 214
- A pay stub from the last month of service
- A letter from a fellow service member
- A copy of enlistment paperwork
17. Which change can be made online without visiting a branch: a mailing address, or a principal legal address requiring document review?
- A mailing address change
- Neither can be done online
- Both require a branch visit
- Only the principal address change is online
18. After reaching the online replacement limit, what must you do for the next replacement?
- Visit a BMV branch
- Wait one year before replacing again
- Nothing more can be done; the credential is void
- Contact the Social Security Administration
19. When does a probationary driver's license expire?
- At exactly age 21
- At 21 years and 30 days of age
- At 18 years and 30 days of age
- On the holder's next birthday after 18
20. What is the first step to legally change your name on your credential?
- Visit a Social Security Administration office to change your name there first
- Go straight to a BMV branch
- Apply online at myBMV.com immediately
- Mail a written request to the BMV
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