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Take the Red Line to Judiciary Square. Exit up the 4th Street side escalator. Once at ground level, walk straight ahead. 300 Indiana is the large building directly in front of you, across Indiana Avenue. The DMV has a separate entrance on the opposite side (C Street side) of the building. ... [Read More]

Driver License and Identification (ID) Card Information
After you pass your driving test, you will be issued an interim license valid until you receive your new photo license in the mail. Verify your address before you leave DMV. Notify the DMV representative if you have moved or if your address is incorrect. If you have not received your photo license with 60 days, call 1-800-777-0133 to check the status. You will need to provide information from our interim license. ...

After you pass your driving test, you will be issued an interim license valid until you receive your new photo license in the mail. Verify your address before you leave DMV. Notify the DMV representative if you have moved or if your address is incorrect. If you have not received your photo license within 60 days, call 1-800-777-0133 to check the status. You will need to provide information from your interim license. ... [Read More]

VA DMV: Moving?
As a courtesy, DMV will mail renewal reminders to you prior to the expiration date of your registration. To receive reminders on time, be sure to update your address with DMV. You can renew your vehicle registration online, by touchtone telephone or mail. ...

Remember, if you sell, trade or dispose of your vehicle, be sure to notify DMV if you want to transfer the license plates to another insured vehicle. If you do not want to transfer your license plates, please return them to any DMV customer service center before you cancel your insurance.Failure to comply with Virginia's insurance law will result in fines, suspension of your driver's license, and cancellation of the registrations on all vehicles that you own or co-own. ... [Read More]

DMV Director to demonstrate kiosks
The kiosks are like no other in the nation. They not only accept cash and credit/debit cards, they immediately dispense the renewal decal and registration form. Virginia and Indiana have similar kiosk programs but Virginia’s doesn’t dispense decals and neither takes cash. The initial pilot program to test the technology was successfully implemented at the department’s W. Carey office in North Las Vegas and completed last April. The department began installing other kiosks in major Las Vegas offices in early May. There are two machines in each of the four full-service DMV offices and one at the express office on Donovan Way. The DMV’s statistics for May show the nine machines handled 2,062 cash transactions and 1,342 credit card transactions with 794 transactions in Spanish.  --30-- ... [Read More]

DMV Director to demonstrate kiosks
DIRECTOR DEMONSTRATES KIOSKS JUNE 22 IN RENO The media is invited to a demonstration of the new cash accepting self-serve kiosks in northern Nevada Tuesday, June 22, 10 a.m. at the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles office in Reno. Director Ginny Lewis will demonstrate the machine and be available for interviews. The Reno office is located at 305 Galletti Way at the corner of Keitzke andGalletti. The kiosks are like no other in the nation. They not only accept cash and credit/debit cards, they immediately dispense the renewal decal and registration form. Virginia and Indiana have similar kiosk programs but Virginia’s doesn’t dispense decals and neither takes cash. The initial pilot program to test the technology was successfully implemented at the department’s W. Carey office in North Las Vegas and completed last April. The department began installing and additional eight kiosks in major southern Nevada offices in early May and five in northern Nevada in early June. The DMV’s st ... [Read More]

DMVS | Home Page
Effective July 1, 2005 the Department of Motor Vehicle Safety (DMVS) will become the Department of Driver Services (DDS). The following programs will no longer be under the jurisdiction of DDS: ... [Read More]

VA DMV: Citizen Services:
To avoid delays in obtaining your vehicle registration from DMV, have your emissions inspection completed before you apply to DMV for registration. DMV is limited to issuing a one-time only 30-day temporary registration if the vehicle owner is unable to produce proof of successfully passing an emission inspection. The customer will be charged a prorated registration fee for the one-month registration. There is no grace period allowed for the safety inspection when Virginia tags are displayed. ... [Read More]

DMV’s TIME-SAVING, CASH-TAKING KIOSKS NOW VALLEY WIDE
Testing and installation of the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles’ registration renewal kiosks is complete. A total of nine machines are now available at the five DMV offices in the Las Vegas Valley. It takes about 90 seconds to renew a vehicle registration using the touch-screen machine and the machines take cash as well as credit cards. Nevada’s kiosks are the only ones in the country that take cash, make change and then immediately dispense a new registration and decal. Virginia has kiosks that allow customers to renew their driver’s license or vehicle registration, but the machines don’t accept cash and motorists receive their documents in the mail days later. Motorists in Indiana can renew their vehicle registrations at kiosks and get their stickers immediately, but those kiosks only accept checks and credit cards. Nevada’s machines also accommodate Spanish-speaking customers. Statistics show that about a third of the DMV’s transactions are in cash. Until now, cash customers h ... [Read More]

DMV’s TIME-SAVING, CASH-TAKING KIOSKS NOW IN NORTHERN NEVADA
The five self-service registration renewal kiosks now available at Department of Motor Vehicles offices in northern Nevada are like no others in the country. It takes about 90 seconds to renew a vehicle registration using the touch-screen machine and customers can pay with cash as well as credit cards. Nevada’s kiosks are the only ones in the country that take cash, make change and then immediately dispense a new registration and decal. Virginia has kiosks that allow customers to renew their driver’s license or vehicle registration, but the machines don’t accept cash and motorists receive their documents in the mail days later. Motorists in Indiana can renew their vehicle registrations at kiosks and get their stickers immediately, but those kiosks only accept checks and credit cards. Nevada’s machines also accommodate Spanish-speaking customers. Testing of the renewal kiosks was completed in April and installation of nine machines began in DMV offices in southern Nevada in May. Inst ... [Read More]