FAQs: Driver License Services
Can I get a replacement ID or Driver’s License in your office?
What documents do I need to obtain an ID For the first time?
- Birth Certificate or Current Passport
- SSN Card
For a Travel ID, you need:
- Birth Certificate or Current Passport
- SSN Card
- Two forms of proof of address. These will need to show your name and current address
What are the application requirements for Driver's Licenses and IDs?
- You must be 16 years or older.
- You must complete a Driver License/Identification Card application (AZdot.Gov).
- You must provide proof of identification.
- You must pass the vision, and/or written and driving tests. Practice tests are provided below.
- You must provide proof of residency and presence.
Do I need an appointment for a road test?
What types of road tests do you offer?
51ST Ave & Cactus
PARALLEL PARKING TEST:
Alma School Rd & Ray Rd
16th St & Mcdowell Rd
43rd Ave & Bell Rd
Coming soon!! 113TH Ave & Buckeye Rd
What are the requirements for reinstating a license?
Are you open on the weekend for services?
What if I have more questions?
FAQs: Registration Services
I just purchased a vehicle, how do I obtain a title in my name?
What do I need in order to renew my vehicle’s registration?
My Arizona license plate was either lost or stolen. Can I get a new one?
Will I receive my Registration & Tag onsite when I renew my vehicle registration?
I am temporarily out of state and require a vehicle emissions test. What do I do?
If I move from Arizona and am no longer a resident, can I get a refund for the remaining months on my registration?
How do I get a replacement license plate?
How can I get a replacement (duplicate) registration/tab?
My vehicle has not been used, and the registration has expired. How do I re-register?
How do I obtain a trip permit?
Why did I receive a registration cancellation notice?
What is a 30-Day General Use permit?
I am not an Arizona resident, but I bought a car from an Arizona dealer. Is there a permit I can purchase to drive this unregistered vehicle to my home state?
How do I register my boat?
FAQs: Title Services
I just purchased a vehicle, how do I obtain a title in my name?
How do I transfer a vehicle title?
I am from out-of-state and would like to register my vehicle in Arizona. What do I need?
How do I apply for a duplicate title?
How do I apply for a Bonded Title?
How do I add/delete a name on my title?
How do I add/delete a lien on my title?
- A complete description of the vehicle (year, make, and vehicle identification number).
- The date the lien was paid in full.
- Notation or stamp that indicates the lien is paid.
- The full signature of the lienholder or the lienholder agent.
What are the ownership rights options (legal status) for a title?
“OR” Legal Status
This ownership is a joint tenancy, with an expressed intent that either of the owners has full authority to transfer ownership of the vehicle, license plates and/or fees, or to record loan information. The owners’ names will appear on the title as in this example: JOHN DOE OR JOE ROSS.
To transfer ownership of the vehicle, license plates and/or fees, or to record loan information, the signature of either party will be accepted. Both signatures are not required. If this legal status is chosen, all owners involved must sign in the Legal Status section.
“AND” Legal Status
This ownership is a tenancy in common. The owners’ names will appear on the title as in this example: JOHN DOE AND JOE ROSS.
To transfer ownership of the vehicle, license plates and/or fees, or to record loan information, the signatures of both parties will be required. In the event of the death of either party, the interest of the deceased party must be handled by probate action, or by completing a Non-probate Affidavit.
“AND/OR” Legal Status
This ownership is a joint tenancy with right of survivorship. The owners’ names will appear on the title as in this example: JOHN DOE AND/OR JOE ROSS.
To transfer ownership of the vehicle, license plates and/or fees, or to record loan information, the signatures of both parties will be required, if both are living. Upon proof of death, the survivor may sign alone.