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Utah law already waives state ID card fees for people experiencing homelessness, and this bill extends that same waiver to driver license applications — including original licenses, provisional licenses, and learner permits. To qualify, an applicant must submit written verification of homelessness from an approved source, such as a homeless shelter, a transitional housing facility, the Department of Workforce Services, or a verified homeless service provider. Utahns experiencing homelessness would no longer need to pay fees ranging from $19 to $52 to obtain a driver license, removing a financial barrier to a document that is often required for employment, housing applications, and accessing services.