The Los Angeles Public Library serves the largest most diverse population of any library in the United States. Issued and renewed in person only, at the time of payment. Non-Resident Library Card (Outside of California)įor applicants whose permanent address is outside of California, 30 items may beĬharged at any given time to a Homebound borrower and 500 items to aĭifferent loan periods and fees may apply to materials not listed below.ĭVDs, videocassettes, music cassettes and CDs Restrictions, at any given time with librarian approval. Using a Teacher's Library Card may borrow a total of 50 items, with some There is a maximum of 30 items allowed on the patron’s record. Unique National Collections, a materials recovery agency. May result in the borrower’s account being turned over to Most library materials are loaned for 3 weeks. If you are a teacher, you can apply for a Teacher Card. AnĮ-Card provides access to online databases and downloadable e-media. Residents of Los Angeles can get an e-Card by registering online. Pre-register over the Internet by visiting the Library’s Web Pre-Registration Page.Download the application form (pdf), fill it out and bring it in to any location, or.Fill out an application in person at any Los Angeles Public Library location, or.Your parent or guardian’s signature on the library card application is accepted instead of identification. If you are under the age of eighteen, identification is not required. If you don’t have a driver’s license or ID card, then present two of the following, one of which must be a photo ID and one of which must have your current address: passport, school ID card, other government issued photo ID, employee ID card, printed personal check, credit card statement, rental or property tax receipt, or business mail with current postmark. ID cards issued by the Mexican, Argentinian and Korean consulates can be used as the sole ID requirement for obtaining a library card.
Identification can be a California driver’s license or an ID card issued by the DMV. You must, however, have photo identification with your name and current address. Library Cards are free to residents of California.
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