Valid Green Card, long expired State ID, could I get in trouble?

[mirrortraveler 1]

Hiya all and thank you in advance for helping me out! 

 

I have a bit of a weird issue here and am quite embarrassed for letting this slide for so long. But long story short, I immigrated in early 2015 on a K1, got married to my husband in February of that year, received my green card a few months later in September. Now, everything is up to date, properly filed, etc. when it comes to all things immigration-related, and we are about to file the documents to make my conditional green card permanent. But over the course of the last two years, a lot has happened in our lives, we moved several times within the state (always updated my address with USCIS, of course, so all is current), I got very sick, recovered, spent some time in Europe with my parents, came back, changed jobs to a work-from-home gig with lots of commitments and very little sleep. And all the while, it's been a challenge for us to keep our address up to date with banks and phone companies and such, so...since I also don't drive, I have to confess, I let updating my state ID after getting the green card slide. Now, I of course know I need to do it, but I am worried that I might get in trouble with USCIS or someone else if they find out that I have neglected to update it for such a long time.  Does anyone here have experience with this? If yes, do you think I will get in trouble or should I be fine? 
 

Thanks so much in advance! 

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

They don't care about your state ID, as long as the stuff directly with them (ie greencard) is current.

[mirrortraveler 1]

Phew...thanks for the quick reply, Penguin! That had me worried. Shall updated it asap, anyway, of course. But thanks again! It's so easy to get all paranoid about immigration with all that political insanity going on right now. 

[sparkles_ 456]

Just a state ID no worries. Some states do charge a reinstating fine for renewing a lapsed DL, though  

Edited May 9, 2017 by sparkles_

[mirrortraveler 1]

That's good to know, sparkles. Will be sure to check if they do that in Florida. Thanks!  

[mirrortraveler 1]

Got my state ID renewed without problems. Had to pay a small fee of about $20 or so. Nothing major, though, and card was printed within the hour. Thanks again for the help!