Nevada DMV grants 90 day extension for licenses and registrations

The State of Nevada has granted an automatic 90-day extension on any driver’s license, vehicle registration or other document that has an expiration date of March 16 through April 30, 2020. Download and print the Extension Letter to present to law enforcement on demand.

Extension Letter (PDF)

The extension does not apply to vehicle liability insurance or SR-22 requirements. Motorists must maintain their insurance coverage.

DMV Closure

DMV offices and all other public facing operations such as title processing are closed as of March 17, 2020. Offices are not able to honor existing appointments. The Department does not anticipate reopening until April 16 at the earliest.

Please Do not

Don’t mail applications, titles or other documents! The DMV is unable to receive or process mail.

Don’t contact the Nevada DOT, Department of Public Safety or other agencies with DMV-related questions. They are unable to assist you.

Use Alternate Services if possible

Renew your vehicle registration online or at a kiosk and use our other online services to help avoid backlogs once the department reopens. See Online Services and Kiosks. Most driver’s licenses and ID cards cannot be renewed online.

For more on Nevada’s response to COVID-19, visit nvhealthresponse.nv.gov.

 

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