Welcome to the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles! Find information on registrations, titles, and credentials, as well as how to conduct business with the BMV online and in a branch.

Your myBMV account makes accessing BMV services and information more secure, convenient and accessible.

Check out our interactive map to find a BMV branch, Connect kiosk, or RSI training location near you.

Find out what to expect if you're notified that the BMV is reviewing your safety to operate a motor vehicle.

The BMV offers several options for you to renew your vehicle and watercraft registration including online, at a kiosk, at a branch, and by mail. If you have received a text message, email, or postcard renewal reminder for registration and wish to renew by mail, please review the Registration Renewal by Mail process.

Access your info and complete dozens of transactions from anywhere! Save a trip to the branch. With myBMV.com, doing business with the BMV is easy and convenient. See a list of what transactions below that can be completed at online. Please Note: myBMV.com is unavailable every Sunday from 5:00a.m. to 10a.m. for routine maintenance.

Find details on registering a vehicle, renewing plates, available license plate designs, requirements for disability license plates and placards, and estimate the cost of registering and plating your vehicle.

Whether registering a vehicle for the first time or renewing registration, all customers pay an annual excise tax and a registration fee. Passenger vehicles and recreational vehicles have separate vehicle excise tax rates. Customers living in certain counties and municipalities will also pay county and municipal vehicle excise tax or wheel tax. …

Indiana requires all new license, permit, or ID card applicants to provide documents that prove identity, lawful status, SSN, and residency. In return the BMV will issue a Real ID compliant credential. Real ID documentation will not be required on subsequent transactions unless the applicant has temporary or permanent resident status.

When you visit the branch to apply for your Indiana title and registration, you will need to bring some documents with you: Certificate of title. Vehicle inspection of the vehicle identification number (VIN). The vehicle must be present at the BMV branch for an inspection.