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Most Virginia driver’s licenses last for eight years. When those eight years nearly complete, it’s time to renew. You can renew online, by mail or in person as early as ONE year before your license expires.

The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) provides services through a network of customer service centers, DMV Select partner offices, DMV Connect mobile offices, the agency’s website and social media channels, weigh stations, and telephone call centers.

Welcome to the official site of the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, with quick access to driver and vehicle online transactions and information.

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DMV strives to offer the best customer service possible. Help us do that by doing the following ahead of your appointment: Gather your documents and complete your forms prior to your visit

Visit a DMV 2 Go or DMV Connect for: Driver’s licenses and ID cards; Titles and registrations * License plates; Driver transcripts; Disabled parking placards or plates; Address changes; Testing ** Virginia vital records including birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates ** E-ZPass transponders; Hunting and fishing licenses; And much more!

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Withdraw funds from your checking account electronically by providing DMV with your bank's routing number and checking account number; 5. What happens if I renew after my decals have expired? Don't be late! Virginia law adds a $10 late fee to renew expired decals.