New Online Services Available from the DMV
If you are one of the thousands of people who have stood in line and the Division of Motor Vehicles office wishing for a better way to take care of business, new features on the agency’s web site promise faster service and less hassle.
The Colorado Department of Revenue’s Division of Motor Vehicles has launched 15 new online services at mydmv.colorado.gov, bringing total online services offering to 34. These online services were added as part of the transition to the new DRIVES computer system, which took place over the weekend.
DRIVES is now the system of record for all driver and vehicle transactions in Colorado. In addition to the new online services, DRIVES allows for reduced training time and faster transactions.
DRIVES was implemented as a partnership between the Colorado Department of Revenue and the Governor’s Office of Information Technology.
Online service offerings include:
New Services | Existing services |
Request a Personalized Plate | Renew a Driver License or ID (if eligible) |
Registration Fee Estimator | Renew Registration |
Request a Title Status | Request a Driver Record |
Get a Transaction Receipt | Change Driver License or ID Address |
Add/Change a Vehicle Address | Pay Citation (Traffic ticket) |
Request a Duplicate Title | View/Submit a Medical Certificate (DOT) |
First-time Registration | Begin Application for a New Driver License or ID |
Request Duplicate Registration Card | Pay a Reinstatement Fee |
Apply for an Emissions Waiver | Upload Reinstatement Documents |
Apply for an Out-of-State Emissions Extension | Schedule an Appointment |
Replace Tabs | Manage International Registration Plan |
Become a Third Party IRP Agent | Where’s My Driver License/ID |
First Time Application Disability Placards | Add/Change Renewal Reminders |
Manage your Placards | Update Emergency Contacts |
Request a Title/Registration History Report | Check Eligibility to Renew by Mail |
| Exchange Driver License or Permit for an ID |
| Extend an Expiration Date, if Eligible |
| Submit a Subpoena |
| Reschedule a Hearing |
The addition of these services continues the Division of Motor Vehicles’ commitment to serving customers in a convenient and efficient manner and extends recent efforts to improve the overall customer experience.
Other initiatives include:
- Opening a new driver license in Westminster
- Relocating driver license offices in Lakewood and Fort Morgan
- Renovating driver license offices in Aurora and Colorado Springs
“We are proud of our efforts to expand our online service offerings to ensure a positive and efficient experience for all Colorado residents,” said DMV Senior Director Mike Dixon. “We are thankful for the efforts of the Colorado General Assembly in helping us to achieve this progress.”
