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For DMV questions, call us at 919-715-7000. Our mailing address is 3101 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699-3101. JavaScript must be enabled to use some features of this site. Please do one of the following: Reload Page.
The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles uses an online service, called PayIt, for vehicle registration transactions, such as renewals, property tax payments on limited registration plates, duplicate registration card requests and personalized and specialty license plate orders.
myNCDMV delivers a user-friendly mobile and website application with a smart, responsive interface that allows users to complete transactions faster. myNCDMV allows users to complete multiple services in one secure transaction by using an online service called PayIt.
Renew Registration & Plates. Online Service Alert. Due to maintenance on Sunday, Oct. 9, 4:30 a.m.-4 p.m., vehicle renewals requiring property tax re-calculations due to late payment, address changes or renew and exchange plate requests will be unavailable.
Gather your documentation and visit a DMV office location near you. Some transactions can only be performed at a DMV office. View frequently asked questions; Contact us online or give us a call at (919) 715-7000
Online driver license and ID renewal allows eligible customers to conveniently and quickly renew their driver license up to six months before their license expires or within two years of expiration. A state ID and a Level 3 full provisional license may be renewed within one year of expiration.
To renew online, the registered owner must have the vehicle’s license plate number and last five digits of the vehicle title number, both of which can be found on the renewal notice, the prior registration card or an individual’s MyDMV account.
There are several options for renewing or ordering a replacement driver license or ID card. Drivers can renew their license up to six months before it expires at any NCDMV driver license office, and in many cases, online or at a kiosk .
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North Carolina drivers can request crash reports, driving records and vehicle records for a fee from the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles. Driving records generally include motor vehicle-related convictions and wreck information as well as basic license information.