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You're in the right place if you're new to Arizona and need a Driver License, Identification Card, or to register your vehicle. To get these, you'll need to visit us. We're the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division—MVD for short.
Some registrations are due on the last day of the month, others are due on the 15th of the month. Check your renewal notice or current registration to see which due date applies to your vehicle. Most vehicles may be registered for one, two or five years at a time.
The standard procedure for transferring an out-of-state driver’s license to the state of Arizona is as follows: Visit your local AZ driver’s license office. Complete the standard driving license application. Surrender your out-of-state license (if applicable)
Vehicle Title and Registration. When you buy a vehicle, Arizona law requires that you apply for a title within 15 days of purchase and take the application to an MVD Office or Authorized Third Party provider to complete the process. Electronic title transfer is available.
Renew Your Vehicle Registration. Quickly and securely renew your registration. Plate Gallery. A portion of fees are donated to the sponsoring organization. Restricted Use 3-Day Permit. A short term permit to operate a vehicle. Vehicle Payment Summary. View vehicle registration fees paid during the previous calendar year. View Receipts
View vehicle registration fees paid during the previous calendar year. View Receipts. View and download receipts from your recent transactions. Voter Registration. Your voter registration must be received by the county recorder at least 29 days before the election for you to be eligible to vote.
We at Arizona’s Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) are pleased to provide this comprehensive guide to vehicle title and registration processes, driver licensing and basic motoring laws for our state. Each driver and vehicle owner, whether relocating to Arizona, or a lifetime resident, interacts with MVD.
