How to register for a library card
Registering online is super easy!
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You can register for a library card online at iluminalibrary.com. Ilumina Public Library cards are free to El Paso County Residents and El Paso County Employees.
Adult library cards are good for 2 years from the date issued/renewed. Ilumina Public Library is not the same as El Paso Public Libraries; this library is a separate entity. If you already have a library card with El Paso Public Libraries, you will still need to sign up for a card with Ilumina Public Library to access our resources.
Youth library cards are for library members that are under 18 years of age. They are good for 2 years from the date issued/renewed or until the child turns 18, whichever occurs first.
All accrued library fees must be paid in full before renewing library card.
Physical Material Loans:
Tablets and hotspots are available to check out at a physical library location or a County Community Center that offers Ilumina Library Services. Patrons must be 18 years of age or older to check out the devices. Patrons must complete a Device Lending Agreement. Patrons must present a valid and acceptable photo ID, and proof of their current residence.
Acceptable Photo Ids
Texas Driver License
Texas Department of Public Safety ID
Non-Texas State Issued License or ID
Passport
Military ID
International Driver License
Non-US Driver License or permit
Credencial Para Votar ID (Mexico voter registration card)
Non-US Consular ID
Resident Alien Card
El Paso Police Department ID
Texas Offender ID
Texas Concealed Handgun License
Government issued ID with an identifying number
School ID
Acceptable Proof of Current Residence Address
Driver license, temporary Texas Drivers License or Learners Permit
Texas Department of Public Safety ID
School ID (if school campus is located in El Paso County)
School schedule (if school campus is located in El Paso County)
Report card (if the school campus is located in El Paso County)
Personalized check, savings passbook, bank or credit union statement
Utility deposit receipt or utility bill from the past 30 days
Credit card bill from the past 30 days
Current Voter Registration Card or notarized temporary Voter Registration Permit
Current vehicle registration or liability insurance
Official rent receipt; rental agreement, contract or lease
Lost or Stolen Library Cards
The library card holder or parent/guardian of a youth library card must report a lost or stolen library card immediately by calling the library. Card holders are held responsible for any items or fees incurred before the library card is reported as stolen.