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Fees for a new Illinois driver's license are as follows: 1  18 to 20 years old: $5. 2  21 to 68 years old: $30. 3  69 to 80 years old: $ 4 5. 81 to 86 years old: 5  $2. 87 years old and older: Free.
Apply for Your New Illinois Driver's License. The steps to apply for your license will vary with regard to the type of license you're applying for: Class D or restricted local license. IL Class D Driver's License. The Illinois Class D license is the license most Illinois drivers need. It allows you to operate regular, noncommercial passenger cars and trucks. To apply for a new Class D driver's license, visit your nearest Driver Services Facility and: