Once you have claimed your Duck ID (the first part of your UO email address before the @ sign), the next step to obtaining your initial UO ID card is to submit your photo. Please do this before you visit ID Card Services to have your card printed. If you need a replacement card and your UO ID photo is recent (less than two years old) you do not need to update your selfie, however you can if you would like to.
The ID Card Office is located on the ground floor of the EMU. When you come in to have your ID card printed, be sure to bring your UO ID number (95*) and government-issued photo identification (such as a valid driver license, state ID, military ID, or passport).
Please note: Your ID is valid for as long as you have an active relationship with the university. You do not need to renew your UO ID annually.
How to upload your photo:
All photos for university IDs and badges must be submitted through our online photo submission form.
- Please review the photo requirements listed on the Submit Your Photo page.
- Be sure to submit both your ID selfie as well as an image of government-issued photo identification.
Students
Newly admitted students may obtain an initial UO ID card at no cost once they have been officially admitted.
Re-admitted students may obtain a new UO ID card at no cost upon verification of enrollment.
Community Education Program (CEP) students may obtain a UO ID card for $10 once they have registered for classes. This will be billed to their student account.
Active students may obtain a replacement UO ID card at any time for $28 (beginning July 1, 2024). Replacement cards require presentation of government-issued photo identification.
Continuing Education Students
Non-Degree Seeking Program: The non-degree seeking program is a part-time, non-degree enrollment program that allows anyone to take credit classes at the university. Actively enrolled non-degree seeking students may obtain an initial UO ID card upon verification of registration and presentation of government-issued photo ID. The $10 fee for your initial UO ID card will be automatically charged to your UO student account. If you have previously obtained a UO ID card, you may continue to use that card.
ID cards for the UO Summer Program for Undergraduate Research (SPUR)—which includes programs such as REU, AHA, and NIH—are generally coordinated through the department offering the program. There is a $10 fee for each card produced that is generally paid for by a department index.
Continuing and Professional Education: The department of Continuing and Professional Education (CPE) provides a variety of non-credit programs for professional development and lifelong learning. Non-credit program participants are not eligible for UO ID cards.
Faculty Members and Staff
Faculty members and staff may obtain an initial UO ID card upon verification of employment. Different types of UO ID cards may be issued depending on the status of employment such as adjunct faculty, visiting faculty, courtesy faculty, and temporary staff. The initial employee UO ID is free. Replacement ID cards are subject to a $28 fee.
Associates
Individuals affiliated with certain organizations connected to the University of Oregon may be entitled to a UO ID card. Examples of these organizations include: The Duck Store, Greek Life, Religious Directors Association, CDRC, and ASUO Legal Services. Please check with your employer regarding your eligibility. The initial Associate UO ID is free.
You may be required to present an Unpaid Appointment Form in addition to government-issued photo identification. Your employer can provide you with the form, if needed.
Community Card
The community card provides community members, faculty and staff partners, student partners and children, and alumni with access to various activities and services on campus. There is a $10 fee for this card.
Learn More About the Community Card
Other Cards and Badges
Department Badges: Numerous UO departments, schools and colleges issue ID badges in addition to the UO ID card. There is a fee for this card. See Department Services for details.
Duck Bucks Card/Gift Card: These are used for guests on campus, for department copy services, and as gifts to others. There is a fee for this card. Please note the Duck Bucks card/gift card comes with a zero balance and funds need to be deposited prior to use. See Duck Bucks for details.
Replace Your Card
Replacement cards are subject to a fee and require presentation of government-issued photo identification as well as your UO ID number (95*).
If your UO ID card is worn-out or not functioning, please bring it to ID Card Services for troubleshooting. If the card if defective, we may be able to replace the card for free; otherwise, there is a $28 fee for all replacements, including replacement due to loss, physical damage, and name or elective photo changes (excluding gender-affirming name or photo changes; please contact ID Card Services if this applies to you).
Fees
We accept cash, checks, Visa and MasterCard, and Duck Bucks.
- Students and Dual Admission Students: Initial UO ID card is free
- Community Education Students (CEP): A $10 fee will be charged to your student account for your initial ID
- Continuing and Professional Education Students (CPE): Program ID Card is $10 [generally paid for by department index]
- Faculty and Staff: Initial UO ID card is free.
- Associates: Initial UO ID card is free.
- Community Card: $10
- Department Badges: $10
- Duck Bucks, Gift Card, or Department Copy Card: $1
- Replacement of any UO ID Card: $28
- Specialty Badges: Please check with ID Card Services for pricing