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Renew registration/license, pay taxes, update insurance, & more! Appointments are no longer required for MOST services. Helpful info for our newest Pinellas County citizens. The second payment for the 2024 property tax installment payment plan is due by September 30.
- Driver License & ID
Pinellas County Tax Collector Driver License Fees; 100%...
- Vehicle & Vessel
Tax Collector Locations: North County – 29399 US Hwy 19 N,...
- Property Tax
Your tax bill is considered paid as soon as you submit...
- Renewals, Replacements, & Changes
For original licenses, and at the time of each renewal...
- New Florida Residents
IMPORTANT UPDATE: See the FLHSMV published list of...
- Learner's Permit
At any Pinellas County tax collector location except the...
- Road Tests
Pinellas County. Pinellas Park Road Testing*; 6479 102nd Ave...
- CDL
Proof of Florida residency will be required for all original...
- Driver License & ID
MyDMV Portal provides online services for driver license renewal, registration replacement, and updating emergency contact information.
Please use main building entrance, not tax collector entrance Office open Tuesday and Thursday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (closed from 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. for lunch) Self-service kiosk – renew registrations on the spot!
Pinellas County DMV Offices & Services. Your Pinellas County DMV offices provide vehicle registration, drivers licenses, ID cards, tag and title services for cars, trucks, trailers, vessels and mobile homes.
Select your service. Please note, the customer’s name and phone number are required. IMPORTANT! Appointments are NOT REQUIRED – except for road tests, hazmat services, verbal testing, and concealed weapons licensing. Concealed Weapon Original Application. Concealed Weapon Renewal (NO ORIGINALS) DMV - Title, Registration, Parking Placard.
For the best experience using MyDMV Portal, click here to view a list of recommended browsers. Visit Driver License Check to check a driver license status. Visit Motor Vehicle Information Check for assistance with registration or inquiries.
Your motor vehicle dealer, county tax collector, or private tag agent will remit your contribution to the organization and remit the remaining state sales tax and surtax to the Florida Department of Revenue.