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Vehicle Services. Vehicle Registration Renewal. Title Replacement. Report a Vehicle Sold or Traded. Insurance Verification. Electronic Titling and Registration. Title and Registration Fee Calculator. Plate Purchase. License Plate Delivery Status.
Driver's License Application. Renew Your Driver's License. Replace Your Driver's License or Learner's Permit. License Reinstatement. Renew Your Commercial Driver's License. Medical & Fitness Requirements. Driver Privilege Card. Temporarily Outside of Virginia?
See the documents and forms you need to make your DMV visit a breeze! Most Virginia driver’s licenses last for eight years. When those eight years nearly complete, it’s time to renew. You can renew online, by mail, or in person as early as one year before your license expires. Here’s how.
Skip to main content. A vehicle’s registration proves you have registered it with the state and are legally allowed to drive it. You’ll need to register a vehicle if you buy it from a dealer or private seller, or move to a different state. Registrations must be renewed annually.
A Virginia driver's license allows you to legally operate a motor vehicle. It is generally valid for up to eight years, and includes important identifying information such as your full name, birthdate, mailing address and photograph.
