Arizona DMV Office Locations

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Arizona Local DMV Office FAQs

1. How do I transfer my out‐of‐state driver’s license to Arizona?

If you’re new to Arizona, you must transfer your out‐of‐state license within 10 days of establishing residency. Visit a local ADOT MVD office with your current license, proof of identity, Arizona residency documentation, and Social Security verification. A vision test and a completed application form are also required.

2. What documents are required to register a vehicle in Arizona?

Typically, you’ll need the vehicle’s current title (or registration if transferring from another state), a bill of sale, and proof of Arizona auto insurance. Additionally, you must provide a valid photo ID and may need to supply a VIN inspection report if the vehicle is being registered in Arizona for the first time.

3. Can I complete DMV transactions online in Arizona?

Yes. Arizona offers a robust online service portal where you can renew your license, register your vehicle, and schedule appointments. While many routine transactions are available online, some services—especially those requiring document verification—still require an in‐person visit at an ADOT MVD office.