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Immediate Attention:

You will need a federal compliant card such as a passport, military ID, or REAL ID driver license or ID card to board a domestic flight or access some federal facilities beginning October 1, 2020. The DMV started offering REAL ID driver licenses and ID cards on January 22, 2018.

A field office visit is required to apply for a REAL ID driver license and ID card.

In order to process your renewal, you must:

  • Use the latest version of DMV’s recommended web browsers: Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, or Safari.
  • Create an online account.
  • Be the person named on the renewal notice.
  • Not have a change of address.

You may not renew online if you wish to update or change your:

  • Name
  • Address
  • Gender

You may not apply online for a:

  • REAL ID for the first time
  • Reduced Fee DL/ID
  • No Fee DL/ID
  • Commercial Driver License
  • Senior ID

By selecting the “Driver License Renewal” or the “Identification Card Renewal” button below, you will be directed to a REAL ID Information page. To learn more about how your information is shared as well as the laws that protect the release of your information visit How Information is Protected or Disclosed.

Driver License Renewal

Identification Card Renewal

For more information, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

Personal Information Collected from Credit/Debit Card Transactions

The Department of Motor Vehicles uses a third-party vendor to process credit and debit card transactions. For more information, visit DMV’s How Information is Protected or Disclosed page.

For an e-check payment, only one item can be purchased at a time.

No additional fee is charged for using this online service.

Additional Information

Vehicle Registration Renewal or File for Planned Non-Operation (PNO)

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Before you begin, you must:

  • Have your license plate number and the last 5 digits of your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) for a vehicle or the Hull Identification Number (HIN) for a vessel/boat.
  • Have your smog certification filed with DMV, if needed.
  • Have a renewal notice that shows your current address OR confirmed through the Change of Address system that your address has been updated.*

Renewing your registration only takes four simple steps

  1. Enter vehicle or vessel/boat information.
  2. Confirm record information and select payment option.
  3. Read and accept the eCheck payment terms, if applicable.
  4. Receive confirmation of your transaction.

For more information, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

In addition, you may want to check NHTSA Search Recalls by VIN to find out if your vehicle has a vehicle safety recall notice that has not been repaired.

*IMPORTANT: If you have recently submitted or intend to submit within the next 7-10 days an online change of address, we recommend that you mail in your renewal notice and change your address on the back of the form.

By selecting the “Start” button above, you will be directed to the Online Registration Renewal page. After you enter your License Plate Number or CF Number for vessels/boats, and your Vehicle Identification Number, you will have access to the vehicle renewal application. To learn more about how your information is shared as well as the laws that protect the release of your information visit How Information is Protected or Disclosed.

Personal Information Collected from Credit/Debit Card Transactions

The Department of Motor Vehicles uses a third-party vendor to process credit and debit card transactions. For more information, visit DMV’s How Information is Protected or Disclosed page.

For an e-check payment, only one item can be purchased at a time.

No additional fee is charged for using this online service.