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Driver’s License Partners
Let’s start with a heartfelt thank you. Over 90% of organ, eye and tissue donors register at your offices when they apply for – or renew – their driver’s license or state ID card. That means that your role is critical in saving lives through organ donation and we are grateful for your dedication and partnership.
All our materials are designed to inspire people to check the box and are available to DMV partners free-of-charge. Order yours today!
DMV material information and requests
Select your state below to access material information and order form.
DMV customers’ frequently asked questions
Here are some of the donation-related questions you may receive from licensing customers:
People of all medical histories should consider themselves as potential donors. Very few medical conditions automatically disqualify you from donating organs. Even if you’ve had cancer or HIV, medical advances have made donation possible. Don’t disqualify yourself – check the box!
No! The oldest organ donor was 95.
In general, all major religions in the United States support organ, eye and tissue donation and consider it a generous act of caring. Individuals are encouraged to speak with their faith leader for additional information.
It is the hospital’s number one priority to save YOUR life. Your status as a donor is not considered – or even know to them – until every effort has been made to try to save your life. To be considered for donation, a patient must be at the hospital on a ventilator and either declared brain dead or suffer cardiac death.
Online DMV training course
DMV staff members have one of the greatest opportunities to encourage people to register as donors and save lives. Over 90% of people register as a donor in the motor vehicle office! When someone registers to become a donor they are providing hope to all those on the waiting list to receive a second chance at life. Thank you for the important role you play in saving and healing lives. This course is meant to give you an overview of the important role you play in donor designation.
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