Most DMV business can be started and/or completed without visiting a DMV office.

Visit a DMV office. Bring your documents and application confirmation code. Your confirmation code will work like an appointment. Check wait times before you go.

For faster service, please make an appointment before you visit a DMV field office. Most vehicle registration items may be processed through the mail or online and do not require in-person visits to a DMV field office.

Visit a DMV office (schedule an appointment), where you will: Bring your California Identification Card or proof of identity and residency. ( Federal Noncompliant / REAL ID / AB60 )

Renew at a DMV office. Select this option if you have either a: Standard driver’s license/ID or REAL ID driver’s license/ID and received a notice to renew at a DMV office. You can start the renewal online and save time at your office visit. Are you over age 70? Review the Guide to Driver’s License Renewal for 70+. Save time when you visit ...

Visit a DMV office, where you will: Provide your social security number (SSN). Verify your identity with an acceptable identity document. Your current name needs to match the name on the identity document. Present acceptable residency documents (if …

Your vehicle does not need a smog inspection if your: Gasoline-powered vehicle is a 1975 year model or older (This includes motorcycles and trailers.) Diesel-powered vehicle is a 1997 and older year model OR with a Gross Vehicle Weight of more than 14,000 pounds.

If you already have a California REAL ID driver’s license, you can renew it in person at a DMV office, by mail, or online. It is illegal to drive with an expired REAL ID DL and you can be cited. There are no late fees to renew a DL that has already expired.

This office has a self-serve kiosk to avoid waiting in line. DMV kiosks are convenient and offer services that are quick and easy. No wait times and open daily!

Apply for an AB 60 Driver’s License Find out what documents you need to get an AB 60 license. Vehicle Industry Services. ... The DMV is unable to guarantee the accuracy of any translation provided by the third-party vendors and is therefore not liable for any inaccurate information or changes in the formatting of the content resulting from ...