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2. DMV online services in Connecticut | CT.gov

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   Manage license Manage license; Check license delivery status; Organ and tissue donor registration; Exchange a license, permit, or non-driver ID; Request a driving record; Make changes to a driver's license; Get veteran status on license or ID

3. Connecticut DMV | CT.gov

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   Military veterans who apply and have status verified can receive a driver's license or non-driver ID card with an American Flag symbol to indicate status. Registering a commercial vehicle Find everything you need to know to register your commercial vehicle including required documentation, relevant forms such as the IRS-2290 and information ...

4. How to get a driver’s license - CT.gov

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   Check the box requesting DRIVER LICENSE FILE or REGISTRATION FILE INFORMATION. 2. Fill in section 1 for DRIVER LICENSE FILE or section 2 and/or 3 for REGISTRATION FILE INFORMATION. 3. Complete the "requester" section at the bottom of the form—be sure to clearly print this information.

5. How to renew driver’s license - CT.gov

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   Real ID is here—get it by May 7, 2025. Starting May 7, 2025, the U.S. federal government requires anyone that boards an airplane for domestic travel or who enters certain federal buildings to have a verified driver's license or state-issued ID card, known as a REAL ID, or show additional proof of identification, such as a U.S. passport.

6. Correct driver's license suspension, tickets, and fees | CT.gov

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   48-hour suspension for drivers age 16 or 17 . Under Connecticut law, drivers age 16 or 17 who commit certain moving violations will have their drivers’ license seized by a police officer for 48 hours. In addition, the police officer is authorized to remove the vehicle from the scene. The license will be seized if cited for:

7. Request a Driving Record at the DMV - CT.gov

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   Include a check payable to "DMV" in the amount of $20. Step 3: Include a copy of the requestor’s photo identification. This could be a copy of a driver’s license, non-driver ID, or passport. Step 4: Mail the items. Mail the completed form, check, and copy of the photo identification to: Department of Motor Vehicles 60 State Street

8. Get a driver’s license for a teenager - CT.gov

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   Step 3: Surrender your out-of-state license When you surrender your out-of-state license and get a Connecticut driver license, provide this document: A certificate of completion of safe driving practices class (EDEC) Then complete these actions: Pass a vision test. If you wear glasses or contact lenses, bring them to your appointment.

9. Update a driver's license, learner’s permit, or non-driver ID -...

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   A new license or non-driver ID will be issued indicating the changes made, there is a $30 fee to change your name on your driver's license or non-driver ID card. 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 ...

10. Replace a lost, stolen, or damaged driver’s license | CT.gov

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    Step 2: Request a duplicate driver’s license online. Get started . Step 3: Get your driver’s license in the mail. Your license will arrive through the mail within 30 days. For more information, please see Central Issuance. Track the delivery of your new card to see when it will arrive in the mail.

11. Pay Your License Reinstatement Fee in CT - CT.gov

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    The DMV’s secured online system allows you to pay driver’s license suspension-related fees and save processing time. Connecticut law requires certain fees be paid prior to the reinstatement of a driver’s license. These fees can be paid through DMV’s online system. Be sure to check your suspension notice for additional requirements.