Colorado DMV Information & Resources

Whether you’re getting your learner's permit, a temporary or a permanent license, we’ll help you find the closest Colorado DMV so you’ll know where to go to get it. Instantly locate your nearest office, the hours of operation, address, contact information, payment options, and specific services.

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Colorado DMV Services

The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles is in charge of everything related to driver’s licenses, titles, and registration in the state of Colorado. While the DMV oversees all activities, it divides tasks between two separate offices. If you live in Colorado, you need to visit the Driver’s License Office or the County Title and Registration Office, depending on your needs.

Getting Your License in Colorado

If you need a driver’s license or ID card, you must visit a driver’s license office. These offices also handle:bliblin

Permits
Vehicle records
Written tests

In the state of Colorado, you are allowed to have an ID card or a driver’s license. You cannot have both.

Getting Your Title or Registration

County Title and Registration Offices provides titles, plates, and registration. Choose from regular, group special, military, and alumni license plates. The office also has additional special plates, including dealer and U.S. Senator plates.

Online Services for Colorado Residents

If you don’t feel like fighting the traffic and braving the lines, you can utilize the DMV’s online services. With the help of a computer and an internet connection, you can:

Renew your license
Renew your license plates
Change your address on your license or ID

Beat the Lines with an Appointment

You can also skip the long waits by scheduling an appointment at the Colorado DMV. The DMV is currently unrolling the appointment feature at all of its offices. If your office isn’t taking appointments yet, check back later, as the plans to include all offices in the near future.

Utilizing the online form, you can make an appointment for:

Driver’s tests
Written tests
License renewals
Adding endorsements
Out-of-state transfers
Name changes
Reinstatements
Replacements
New ID cards
Hearing requests
Exceptions processing

Contacting the Colorado DMV

You can reach the Division of Motor Vehicles over the phone every Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.

The DMV’s number is:
303-205-5600

If you are hearing impaired, call:
303-205-5940

Aurora

14391 East Fourth Ave.

(303) 344-8400

Aurora

15400 E. 14th Place

(303) 795-4500

Denver

11900 N. Washington St.

(720) 929-8636

Denver

12200 Pecos St.

(720) 523-6010

Northglenn

11900 N. Washington St.

Brighton

4430 S. Adams County Parkway

(720) 523-6010

Westminster

8452 Federal Blvd.

(720) 523-6010

Arapahoe

Littleton

311 East County Line Road

(303) 795-5954

Littleton

5334 S. Prince St.

(303) 795-5954

Aurora

490 S. Chambers Road

(303) 795-4500

Aurora

3449 N. Chambers Road, Suite A

(720) 523-6010

2320 Reservoir Road Unit A

(970) 352-5845

Greeley

2320 Reservoir Road, Unit A

Fort Lupton

2950 Ninth St.

(303) 857-4635

Longmont

4209 Cty Road 24 1/2

(720) 652-4201

Larimer

Loveland

205 East Sixth St. First Floor

(970) 679-4521

Loveland

118 E. 29th St.

(970) 667-7247

Fort Collins

3030 S. College Ave., Suite 100

(970) 494-9806

Fort Collins

200 West Oak St.

(970) 498-7878

Estes Park

1601 Brodie Ave.

(970) 577-2025

Douglas

(303) 373-0161

Denver

1865 West Mississippi Ave. # C

(303) 937-9507