I quit using the drivers license info after the first year or so that ProSeries added it.  I assume you are using it to help with the state side of things.  But with that said, since it is worthless information for most folks, I don't believe Intuit has provided any easy way to bulk review your clients like you were hoping for.

This is insightful.  So, you mark the box not provided? 

I agree with Jeff - if the State doesn't require it, why are you entering it?  Just check delete the information and check the box.

If your state does require it, I'm not aware of a way to have the program pick out expired dates.  If your clients come back year after year, you could create your own spreadsheet that has them sorted by expiration years.

"This is insightful.  So, you mark the box not provided?  

Yes

"If your state does require it"

Since I don't do Maryland, I don't know if they require it, but it sounds like they encourage it.

I take them down, its kind of fun to see peoples expression when I say  "Your license expired last year, you got it renewed, right?"  and they scramble to make sure they did!  

I only enter the DL info for NY & AL since they require it and the data does not carryover to the next tax year, so I do request new info form thoes folks each year.

VA doesn't require it so I ignored it when they starting putting the fields on the form.  Then clients with >$1K refunds were getting identity verification letters from Richmond so I started using it.  <shrug>  It prints (partially masked) on the Drake Tax Organizers, once in a while the clients update it there but usually I have to ask.  I leave it marked as estimated until I'm done with the return and ask then.  Even if it's not expired yet, if the exp date is within a couple months of completing the return I'll ask in case they renewed early.