Las Vegas DMV Locations, Services, Hours & Contact

You can schedule an appointment for certain DMV services in Las Vegas online at DMV appointment scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the DMV appointment hotline at (775) 684-4368 to speak with a representative who can assist you with setting up your appointment.

• Driving tests are scheduled here.

• CDL drive tests are conducted at the Commercial Driver and Motor Carrier office at 4110 Donovan Way, North Las Vegas, NV 89030. Call them at (702) 486-5664 to make an appointment.

The required documents for a driver’s license or ID card application include proof of identity, Social Security number, residency, and legal presence. The specific documents may vary based on your situation.

Online renewal is available for eligible vehicles. You can also renew your vehicle registration by mail or in person at a DMV office.

Yes, you can transfer your out-of-state driver’s license to Nevada at the Las Vegas DMV. You will need to complete the necessary paperwork, provide the required documents, and pass a vision test.

To obtain a disabled person (handicapped) parking permit in Las Vegas, you need to submit an application, provide medical certification, and pay the required fee. The application can be completed online or in person at a DMV office.

The process for registering a new or used vehicle in Las Vegas involves:

1. Completing a registration form
2. Providing proof of ownership
3. Paying the registration fees
4. Obtaining a Nevada title if necessary.

Update your license or registration at a DMV office or online through MyDMV. New licenses and IDs usually take about 10 days to come in the mail. Duplicate registration certificates are available.

They do not accept any address changes by email. Address changes on Commercial Driver Licenses must be completed in person.

Nevada law requires drivers to notify the DMV of address changes within 30 days. USPS mail forwarding is not enough.

To obtain a Real ID in Las Vegas, you will need to visit a DMV office in person, provide specific documents for identity, Social Security number, and residency, and pay the required fee. The Real ID Act requires additional documentation compared to a standard driver’s license or ID card.

A Real ID is needed if you plan to use your driver’s license or state ID card to board commercial aircraft on domestic flights beginning May 7, 2025, or to access secure federal facilities. 

If you don’t want or need a Real ID, you can use other forms of identification, such as a passport, military ID, or other documents accepted by TSA for federal purposes.

To get a Real ID in Las Vegas:

1. Visit a DMV office in person.
2. Bring specific documents for identity, Social Security number, and residency.
3. Pay the required fee.

Make sure you have the proper documents. You need to show proof of identity, your Social Security number, and two documents showing your Nevada address.

Accepted documents include:

• United States Passport

• Birth certificate

• Consular Report of Birth Abroad

• Certificate of Naturalization

• Certificate of Citizenship

• Permanent Resident Card

• Employment Authorization Card

• Foreign Passport with a U.S. Visa and an I-94 form

• Social Security Card

• W-2

• IRS Form 1099

• Pay stub

For proof of residency, you need two documents such as:

• Rent or lease receipt

• Utility bill

• Bank statement

• Employment check stub

• Voter registration card

• Medical provider bill

• Tax records

Maximize your visit by handling other DMV transactions simultaneously.

The fee for a Real ID is $8.25 for a driver’s license, $7.25 for an ID card, or $12.25 for a commercial license. If you’re doing another DMV transaction, there’s no extra charge for a Real ID.

Yes, you can renew your Nevada driver’s license online if you meet specific eligibility criteria. The online renewal option is available for most drivers under the age of 70.

You can pay your fees using an electronic check, a valid credit/debit card, or a money order at Las Vegas area DMV offices.

To get a duplicate driver’s license or ID card in Las Vegas, apply online or at a DMV office. Provide proof of identity and pay the fee.

Yes, you can register a vehicle online in Las Vegas if it meets the eligibility requirements. However, there are certain commercial vehicles and vehicles with special requirements that are not eligible for online registration.

When you must register in person at a DMV:

• You want new specialty or personalized license plates.

• Your vehicle is a moped, motor home, or trailer, or it was not purchased from a Nevada dealer.

• There is an issue with the EDRS, such as a misspelled name, missing driver’s license number, etc.

• You need to change your address.

• The gross vehicle weight rating of the vehicle is 26,001 pounds or more.

• You want to register the vehicle in the name of a trust.

• To transfer certain license plate styles, such as antique or classic vehicles.

• There is a Revenue Recovery case, Insurance Verification sanction, or you have unpaid parking tickets.

Important Note: A current odometer reading is required for all vehicle registrations.

Yes, you can change your name on your driver’s license at the Las Vegas DMV. You will need to provide the necessary legal documentation.

You must list your full legal name on all DMV documents.

If you are legally changing your name, you must change your name with the Social Security Administration before you may change it on your license or ID.

The DMV electronically verifies your name, birth date, and social security number with the SSA. The Social Security Administration may take two or more business days to update your records, during which time we won’t be able to see any changes you have made.

Be sure to bring your current license or ID and the original legal documents that authorize the change. An updated Social Security card is not sufficient.

To obtain a motorcycle endorsement in Las Vegas, you will need to pass a written knowledge test and a skills test. You do not have to take the DMV written and skills tests if you complete a course certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. A well-rounded course is available from the College of Southern Nevada as well as various motorcycle dealerships. A motorcycle is provided and no instruction permit is necessary.

You must pass the motorcycle knowledge test before scheduling your motorcycle skills test. Most motorcycle skills tests are conducted on a closed course at the DMV.

The examiner will perform a safety inspection and check the registration and insurance. You do not have to use your own motorcycle.

To pass, you will need to demonstrate that you know and understand your motorcycle’s controls and equipment, such as choke, gear shift, brakes, starter, throttle, ignition, and clutch. The test will consist of various maneuvers, such as normal starts and stops, quick turns, and others. While riding, you must wear a helmet. If your motorcycle lacks a windshield or screen, you must wear a protective face shield or goggles. The examiner will explain each exercise before you begin.

Yes, you can transfer personalized license plates to a new vehicle in Las Vegas. You will need to complete a license plate transfer application, provide proof of ownership for the new vehicle, and pay the required transfer fee.

To obtain a commercial driver’s license (CDL) in Las Vegas, you will need to pass knowledge tests specific to the type of CDL you are applying for, complete a skills test, and provide the necessary medical documentation.

The driver authorization card (DAC) allows driving privileges for non-residents and individuals who cannot meet the requirements for a regular driver’s license. You can apply for a driver authorization card at the Las Vegas DMV if you are unable to provide proof of legal presence in the United States.

For general inquiries, driver’s license or ID questions, or vehicle-related queries, email info@dmv.nv.gov. They will strive to provide you with an accurate and prompt response, so please make sure to supply all relevant details.

Alternatively, you can call the DMV at different numbers depending on your location:

• Las Vegas Area: (702) 4864368

• Reno/Sparks/Carson City: (775) 6844368

• TDD (Hearing Impaired Only): (775) 6844904

Keep in mind that some services, including registration renewals and address changes, cannot be made by e-mail or telephone. They must be done online or in person. For these, it’s best to visit a local DMV office or use the online services.

Please note that while the DMV can provide general information over the phone, they are unable to complete transactions or provide specific case-related information.

Below are several common reasons to email the DMV at info@dmv.nv.gov:

1. General Inquiries: For questions or information related to driver’s licenses, vehicle registrations, and other DMV services. Responses may take up to one week.

2. Fill in your current complete address, date of birth, and last 4 digits of your driver license/ID number.

3. Be prepared with your plate number, VIN, and ZIP code.

4. Appointments and Changes/Cancellations: Include location, date of your test, and contact form.