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We are limiting the number of customers in our buildings to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Check Online Services and Kiosks first to see if you can complete your transaction without coming to the DMV.
Online Renewals: Vehicle Registration | Drivers License | ID Card
Most transactions at DMV offices in Carson City, Henderson, Las Vegas and Reno require an appointment.
Make an appointment | Confirm, change or cancel
Rural offices are walk-in based and serve customers from their local area only. See Locations for details.
Motorists age 65 and older have been given additional time to renew their driver's licenses. Print the extension letter to present to law enforcement. Your expiration date will not change. Renew as soon as possible. ID cards can be renewed online.
Extension for Senior Drivers 65 and Older
Previous extensions on other DMV documents have expired. Vehicles must have a movement permit or full registration to be driven on public streets.
All offices will be closed Monday, January 18, in observance of Martin Luther King Day.
No account is needed for these services:
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Address Changes, License/ID Renewals, Movement Permits, Plate Surrenders and more through a MyDMV account.
See all of your DMV records in one place.
Registration Renewals, Duplicates, Decals and Driver History Reports are printed on the spot.
Many take cash.
LATEST NEWS
ODOMETER DISCLOSURE: A new federal rule extends odometer disclosure for used vehicles.
RETIRED MILITARY VEHICLE PLATE: The DMV is accepting applications for the upcoming Retired Military Vehicle license plates.
TEEN DRIVERS: Get the Parents Supervised Driving Guide and RoadReady app to help teens gain behind-the-wheel experience.
UBER/LYFT DRIVERS: You must mail a records application to obtain your original license issue date.
COVID-19 RESPONSE: For the latest statewide info, see nvhealthresponse.nv.gov.