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For Immediate Release: December 27, 2017
BMV REINSTATEMENT
CENTERS TRANSITION SERVICES
COLUMBUS —The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) is expanding
resources to support customer access to full reinstatement services in all 88
counties, which began in 2015, and provided the added customer convenience of
completing reinstatement and driver license transactions in one office.
As part of this
effort, effective Jan. 7, 2018, the BMV will close counter-based services at
the following BMV Regional Reinstatement Centers:
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Canton
(Stark County);
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Cincinnati
(Hamilton County);
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Jackson
(Jackson County);
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Toledo
(Lucas County);
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Parma
(Cuyahoga County) and
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Youngstown
(Mahoning County).
Customers may visit any Deputy Registrar agency for all reinstatement
needs:
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Acceptance
and posting of reinstatement payments;
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Processing
of reinstatement paperwork; and
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The BMV’s
Reinstatement Processing staff will validate a customer’s driving status and
will request additional information (if applicable). If reinstatement is
approved, the Deputy Registrar can immediately issue a driver’s license or a
temporary instruction permit identification card (TIPIC) if re-testing is
required.
Customers can check
reinstatement requirements online at BMV Online Services, www.bmv.ohio.gov, to print requirements, or the Reinstatement
Requirement Letter (BMV2006) serves as a checklist to collect all needed
documentation before visiting a Deputy Registrar. Customers can also call the BMV’s toll-free
number at 1-844-OHIOBMV (644-6268) where agents will walk customers through the
reinstatement requirements and any needed documents to take to the agency for
processing.
Customers may also make
reinstatement payments through the mail-in option or through BMV Online
Services at: www.bmv.ohio.gov.
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