I'm waiting on my new one, but my old one is also the same as Raggs has. I have always thought it funny that the walking papers (ID card) in high school was made on the spot with a printer that printed them on plastic.
Arizona comes to mind. 50 year drivers license printed instantly and handed to you right after they take the picture, and if I remember right it cost less than 10 dollars. Here they cost more and take 3 weeks or so to mail it to you, and they are only good for 4 years. Here, at least in the past if not still present, counties couldn't even manage to get together the technology held by a high school, nor even to get their statist paid privilege cards processed in less than a month.
It perhaps could be argued this bureaucracy would be worth having if it achieved some greater good. But it doesn't, and on top of its uselessness it manages to be an amazing inconvenience.