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Starting July 2023, eligible residents in Massachusetts can obtain a Standard (Class D or M) driver's license, regardless of immigration status, under the Work and Family Mobility Act. The RMV will continue to require applicants to prove their identity and date of birth, social security status, and Massachusetts residency.
Vehicle Registration. Find out what you need to renew, amend, or replace your vehicle registration and/or license plates. If you own or lease a motor vehicle or trailer in Massachusetts, you must meet certain obligations to keep your vehicle legally registered and safe for the road.
Click on a license or ID type to find out more about how to apply, renew, or take other actions for all Massachusetts licenses and IDs.
By using the search tool on the RMV website, you can quickly and easily find RMV content related to your RMV inquiry or service transaction. You may also check out a full list of what the RMV offers to find what you need.
The RMV has many different forms for its transactions, from learner's permit applications and license/ID renewal forms to vehicle registration and title forms. You can also find driver's manuals with information on the rules of the road and the licensing process and information on specialized plate specifications.
Find everything you need to drive in Massachusetts, from getting and renewing a license to signing up for E-ZPass to pay electronic tolls.
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A Certificate of Title for a motor vehicle is a legal document issued by a state to certify the vehicle's ownership. The Massachusetts title law requires that all motor vehicles and trailers be titled within 10 days of purchase.
You can renew your license up to 2 years after expiration. If your license has been expired more than 2 years, you will be required to take the learner's permit exam and road test. If you have not received your credential after 30 days, contact the RMV.
Passenger (Class D) Driver's Licenses. If you are a Massachusetts resident (or even a non-resident), you must have a valid driver's license to operate a motor vehicle on any public road, highway, or other way permitting access to the public.