Colorado counties manage motor vehicle titles & registrations, not the DMV. Learn which office you should visit for your needs. Visit a county office near you. Registration Information. The DMV operates dozens of driver license offices throughout the state. Check out our resources for licenses, IDs and permits!

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Schedule or cancel an appointment online at a driver license office. Schedule a Drive Test Appointment in Rural Office: Call (303) 205-5600, option 1, option 4. Alert: Unofficial DMV Websites. All state driver license offices are now accepting appointments. Please visit our appointment information webpage for more information.

Click here to schedule an appointment. NOTE: If you need to make an appointment for vehicle titling or registration, visit your local County office. Click here for county motor vehicle office locations. Do you have everything you need? Check here before you go to your appointment! Do you need to visit the DMV?

Renew your driver license and ID card online using a credit card.

You may renew your adult driver license or ID card at any time prior to the expiration date - you shouldn't wait until it expires‚ online renewals aren't possible if your license is expired over one year.

Use the Division of Motor Vehicles State Driver License Appointment Scheduler to set up an appointment.

First-time vehicle registration transactions can be completed online through myDMV (Vehicle Services tab) or directly with your county motor vehicle office, once you receive your Title Complete notice from the county. Transactions completed online generally take 21 days to have the plates/tags/registration received via the USPS.

In Colorado, state Driver License offices operate separately from county Motor Vehicle offices. For a complete list of State of Colorado full-service Driver License office locations, appointment options, and online services, please visit dmv.colorado.gov/drivers .

County Motor Vehicle Offices issue registrations and license plates and must answer questions about your documents. The DMV site offers detailed answers and helpful resources. Didn't find an answer? Ask for Help. Counties are listed on the County Motor Vehicle Office page.