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Pennsylvania strongly supports organ and tissue donation because of its life-saving and life-enhancing opportunities. It saves tens of thousands of lives each year and helps many more recover from trauma, spinal injuries, burns, vision loss and more.
To change your organ donor status on your driver's license or non-driver ID card, visit a motor vehicle agency. You must present the required 6 Points of ID as well as verification of your address. To submit your change request by mail, download a Change of Status form, complete and mail to:
Use this transaction to change your organ donor status on your driver’s license or ID card. While not required, if you'd like to change your status on the Donor.
You can change your donor status at any time. Look for an option such as "updating your status" on your state's site. If you have a donor mark on your driver's license, removing yourself from the registry will not change that.
If you no longer want to be an organ donor, you should contact the organization that manages your state’s organ donor registry to remove your name from the list. Then, obtain a new driver’s license. You can also sign a refusal, which will prohibit anyone from donating your organs in the future.
Registering or Updating Your Donor Status. You can register or update your status in your state donor registry. To find your state’s donor registry, visit Sign Up To Be An Organ Donor.
If you registered in the National Donate Life Registry, you can access your donor record by tapping/clicking on the “Edit Registration” button at RegisterMe.org. You will be asked to enter a few key data fields (e.g., name, address) to log in to your donor record.