Online Services Just for You!

Do you need a copy of your driver record? You can request one online and receive a non-certified copy by email. If you need a certified one, then you can mail in your request with the required documentation to: 

DMV
Attn:Driver Records
PO Box 90120
Washington, DC 20090

Whether your select to obtain your copy online or through the mail, you'll be taking advantage of DC DMV's online and mail services that enable you to "Skip the Trip," and visit us on your schedule.

DC DMV's website, www.dmv.dc.gov, is  available daily from 6am-11:59pm, making it accessible outside of the agency's regular business hours.

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DC DMV communicates with its Twitter followers and Facebook fans, Monday - Friday from 8am-5pm. Follow and Like us to receive important DC DMV information.

It's In The Mail

Since November of 2013, DC DMV has been mailing driver licenses and identification cards to customers, as they are no longer issued over the counter. 

DC DMV transitioned to the central issuance process in part because it is a motor vehicle industry standard that enables the agency to more securely provide customers with their credentials.

Take a look at DC DMV's central issuance Frequently Asked Questions for more information about this process.If you still have a question, then send us a tweet or Facebook message. DC DMV responds to questions 8am - 5pm, Monday - Friday.

Ticket Tips

If you submit a picture with your request for adjudication, make sure that you include identifying street signs and buildings. By doing so, you are providing the hearing examiner with more information to evaluate when deciding your case. Once a decision has been rendered, DC DMV will notify you in writing. Don't like the outcome? Then, you have the option to appeal the ticket decision. 

Holiday Closings

All DC DMV locations will be closed on Saturday, February 15 and Monday, February 17 in observance of the Washington's Birthday Holiday. Normal business hours will resume on  Tuesday, February 18. Expect high volume before and after the holiday. "Skip the Trip" and use DC DMV's online and mail services.