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Montana REAL ID Checklist (In-person visit required) ◊ Government Certified US birth certificate. ◊ Valid unexpired US Passport. ◊ Certificate of Naturalization. ◊ Certificate of Citizenship. ◊ Consular report of birth abroad. ◊ Permanent Resident Card, form I-551. Don't have one of these documents? See Below.

New Drivers You should come to your MVD appointment with proof of identity, proof of authorized presence, proof of residency in Montana, driver's test documentation, and documentation of name change if applicable. We offer road testing and written testing here at MVD Express!

Go to https://dojmt.gov/driving/ to schedule an appointment. Call (866) 450-8034 to schedule an appointment for Stage III VIN Inspections.

The Vehicle Registration Renewal Service allows users to conveniently renew their Montana vehicle registrations online, using MVD Your Way.

If you have a Montana driver license, you are eligible to pay your reinstatement fees using our online services. Make the check or money order payable to the Motor Vehicle Division (U.S. funds only). Include your driver license number (if known) and full name and date of birth with your payment.

Don't worry — you can still renew online using DMV's assisted online renewal process.

If you haven't received your tabs within 2 weeks of paying online, you can come into one of our office locations and request new tabs. There may be an additional $10 fee for new tabs, depending on your situation, so we encourage you to give the mail plenty of time to arrive before coming in to get a replacement.

You cannot print out a duplicate registration for Montana online, but you can renew online. If you renewed your Montana car registration using the online portal, you will be able to reprint your receipt. Otherwise, you will be visiting the MVD office at the County Treasurer.

Renew in Person Bring your expiring Montana driver license. If you do not have your expiring Montana driver license with you, you must provide proof of identity. If your name has changed, you must bring documentation of name change.

Adding a REAL ID to your driver license or ID is one flat fee - $25 - in addition to the license fee.

For example, if you initially registered your tags in the month of June, you will need to renew your registration in May of the following year. There is a grace period for expired tags between the 1st and 25th days of the anniversary registration month.

When renewing in person, please remember to: Bring your expiring Montana driver license. ... If your name has changed, you must bring documentation of name change. Bring in a completed Driver Medical Evaluation (20-1900) and/or Eye Evaluation (20-1801) signed by your physician or provider.

Montana REAL ID Checklist (In-person visit required) ◊ Government Certified US birth certificate. ◊ Valid unexpired US Passport. ◊ Certificate of Naturalization. ◊ Certificate of Citizenship. ◊ Consular report of birth abroad. ◊ Permanent Resident Card, form I-551. Don't have one of these documents? See Below.

New Drivers You should come to your MVD appointment with proof of identity, proof of authorized presence, proof of residency in Montana, driver's test documentation, and documentation of name change if applicable. We offer road testing and written testing here at MVD Express!

Go to https://dojmt.gov/driving/ to schedule an appointment. Call (866) 450-8034 to schedule an appointment for Stage III VIN Inspections.

The Vehicle Registration Renewal Service allows users to conveniently renew their Montana vehicle registrations online, using MVD Your Way.

If you have a Montana driver license, you are eligible to pay your reinstatement fees using our online services. Make the check or money order payable to the Motor Vehicle Division (U.S. funds only). Include your driver license number (if known) and full name and date of birth with your payment.

Don't worry — you can still renew online using DMV's assisted online renewal process.

If you haven't received your tabs within 2 weeks of paying online, you can come into one of our office locations and request new tabs. There may be an additional $10 fee for new tabs, depending on your situation, so we encourage you to give the mail plenty of time to arrive before coming in to get a replacement.

You cannot print out a duplicate registration for Montana online, but you can renew online. If you renewed your Montana car registration using the online portal, you will be able to reprint your receipt. Otherwise, you will be visiting the MVD office at the County Treasurer.

Renew in Person Bring your expiring Montana driver license. If you do not have your expiring Montana driver license with you, you must provide proof of identity. If your name has changed, you must bring documentation of name change.

Adding a REAL ID to your driver license or ID is one flat fee - $25 - in addition to the license fee.

For example, if you initially registered your tags in the month of June, you will need to renew your registration in May of the following year. There is a grace period for expired tags between the 1st and 25th days of the anniversary registration month.

When renewing in person, please remember to: Bring your expiring Montana driver license. ... If your name has changed, you must bring documentation of name change. Bring in a completed Driver Medical Evaluation (20-1900) and/or Eye Evaluation (20-1801) signed by your physician or provider.

Montana REAL ID Checklist (In-person visit required) ◊ Government Certified US birth certificate. ◊ Valid unexpired US Passport. ◊ Certificate of Naturalization. ◊ Certificate of Citizenship. ◊ Consular report of birth abroad. ◊ Permanent Resident Card, form I-551. Don't have one of these documents? See Below.

New Drivers You should come to your MVD appointment with proof of identity, proof of authorized presence, proof of residency in Montana, driver's test documentation, and documentation of name change if applicable. We offer road testing and written testing here at MVD Express!

Go to https://dojmt.gov/driving/ to schedule an appointment. Call (866) 450-8034 to schedule an appointment for Stage III VIN Inspections.

The Vehicle Registration Renewal Service allows users to conveniently renew their Montana vehicle registrations online, using MVD Your Way.

If you have a Montana driver license, you are eligible to pay your reinstatement fees using our online services. Make the check or money order payable to the Motor Vehicle Division (U.S. funds only). Include your driver license number (if known) and full name and date of birth with your payment.

Don't worry — you can still renew online using DMV's assisted online renewal process.

If you haven't received your tabs within 2 weeks of paying online, you can come into one of our office locations and request new tabs. There may be an additional $10 fee for new tabs, depending on your situation, so we encourage you to give the mail plenty of time to arrive before coming in to get a replacement.

You cannot print out a duplicate registration for Montana online, but you can renew online. If you renewed your Montana car registration using the online portal, you will be able to reprint your receipt. Otherwise, you will be visiting the MVD office at the County Treasurer.

Renew in Person Bring your expiring Montana driver license. If you do not have your expiring Montana driver license with you, you must provide proof of identity. If your name has changed, you must bring documentation of name change.

Adding a REAL ID to your driver license or ID is one flat fee - $25 - in addition to the license fee.

For example, if you initially registered your tags in the month of June, you will need to renew your registration in May of the following year. There is a grace period for expired tags between the 1st and 25th days of the anniversary registration month.

When renewing in person, please remember to: Bring your expiring Montana driver license. ... If your name has changed, you must bring documentation of name change. Bring in a completed Driver Medical Evaluation (20-1900) and/or Eye Evaluation (20-1801) signed by your physician or provider.