The official Nevada DMV page for driver's licenses, ID cards, Driver Authorization Cards and related programs such as driver history reports, driving schools, etc.

Most Nevada drivers are eligible for online renewal. Your new license will be mailed with your existing photo. Use the Address Change transaction if you need to update your address. Your license will automatically renew if it is due within the next 60 days. Go to MyDMV to begin.

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles issues drivers licenses, vehicle registrations and license plates in the Silver State.

MyDMV offers you personalized online services with no forms and no trips to a local DMV office. Here are just a few ways to save your time with MyDMV: Go Green! Get renewal notices by email. View and print them anytime. Important: A current odometer reading is required for all vehicle registrations except for Trailers, Motorcycles, and Mopeds.

Creating your MyDMV account is simple, fast and free! You can access most DMV transactions with one login from any computer. To create an account, you need: Your Date of Birth. *If you do not have a social security number or do not wish to provide it for verification, click on “other options” for more information.

In Nevada, there are only 4 types of driver’s licenses. These are: The type you need depends on what vehicle you plan on operating. So let’s take a close look at each one. Class C is the credential you need if you drive a car, SUV, pickup, or moped. In other words, it’s your standard driver’s license.

Driving across extensive Nevada deserts requires a valid driver license. This is your full step-by-step guide that will help you get, renew and transfer your driver license fast and easy in the driest state in the country.

Renew your Nevada drivers license in 2025 with our simple, step-by-step guide. Find all the necessary requirements, forms, fees, and online renewal options to ensure a hassle-free experience. Stay legal and avoid fines - start your renewal process now!

Nevada Residency Requirements. You must be a Nevada resident and provide a Nevada street address to obtain a driver license. You may not hold licenses or ID cards from multiple states. Active duty military members, their spouses, dependents and others living temporarily in Nevada are not required to transfer their license and registration.

If you're new to Nevada, you must transfer your out-of-state driver's license within 30 days of becoming a resident. During this process, you’ll also have the option to upgrade your license to one that is REAL ID-compliant —see the Apply for a Driver’s License section for more details.