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Inspections. The mission of the Connecticut DMV is to promote and advance public safety, security and service through the regulation of drivers, their motor vehicles, and vehicle-related businesses. Learn what to expect when it comes to commercial vehicle inspections and get access to weigh station reports here.
Check property tax, insurance, emissions, and other compliance issues. Look up registration status. Apply for sales tax refund (links to Department of Revenue Services website) Order special or vanity license plates. Pay emissions test late fee. Renew vehicle registration. Replace damaged license plates.
Select your appointment type after verifying the service is available at the desired location. Know before you go. A valid email and/or mobile phone number is required to create an appointment. Appointments are only valid for the selected service. The DMV will only conduct appointments or transactions for one person at a time.
Everyone and every vehicle type can renew their vehicle registration in person at the DMV—you just need to make an appointment first. An invitation to renew your registration will be automatically mailed to you 45 days before the expiration date. Step 1: Make an appointment. Step: 2: Bring your invitation to renew.
Step 2: Send printed copies of the completed forms to the DMV. DMV Registry Record Section 60 State Street Wethersfield, CT 06161-5057 . Note: A receipt will be mailed to the address on file with DMV. If you’ve moved out of state, enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope for the receipt to be mailed to your new address.
a DMV office. Complete self-certification now. training certificate. an application to renew by mail. additional form. application to renew by mail. view this chart to determine your renewal fee. Complete a Request for a Connecticut Driver's License/Identifications Card by Mail (Form B-350)
DMV express office locations, including AAA locations and Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union locations (Milford | North Haven | Norwalk), may charge a convenience fee of up to $8 per DMV transaction. Note: The same list above applies for replacing a lost, stolen, or damaged CT driver's license or non-driver ID.
DMV's Contact Center hours with operators on duty are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Center numbers and emails: 860-263-5700 (within Hartford area or outside of Connecticut) 800-842-8222 (elsewhere in Connecticut) For Insurance Compliance Suspension information, please call 860-263-5725 or complete our DMV contact form to ...
R318. Application for Electronic Issuance License. K7X. Application for Replacement Certificate of Title. H6B. Application for driver license or non-driver ID card through the mail. B350. Application for inspection of a composite motor vehicle. R95.
Three steps to get your new driver’s license: Apply for a learner’s permit. To get your permit, you must pass a vision and written knowledge test in person at the DMV. You can watch this video to learn how to prepare for the knowledge test, which is based on the Connecticut driver’s manual. Note: Out-of-state learner’s permits are not ...