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    MVD reminder: Offices still limited to appointments only

    June 16, 20202 Comments
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    License expiration dates between March-September extended six months

    Arizona Department of TransportationPhoenix AZ (June 16, 2020) – Throughout this public health situation, Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division offices have remained open with one caveat: Appointments are required. 

    Appointments are available for customers who need to get their driver license for the first time as well as first-time vehicle registrations. Most other services are available online through secure, personal accounts at azmvdnow.gov or through ServiceArizona.com.

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    stock_azdot_MDVonlineScheduling an appointment must be done through the MVD statewide customer service phone line at 602.712.2700 during normal weekday business hours. Because call volume is typically very high, and phone-in transactions take more time than in-person services, customers are likely to experience waits of 30 minutes or more when calling in. MVD apologizes for the inconvenience while services are modified to meet social distancing and other pandemic safety protocols.

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    MVD encourages customers to use online services whenever possible for convenience and to reduce both the phone traffic on the statewide line and potential customer traffic at physical locations.

    Most Authorized Third Party offices are open, many of which can provide the full range of MVD services. For information on hours, locations and services, please visit azdot.gov. 

    Customers whose driver license expires between March and September of this year have automatically had that date extended by six months. No office visit is needed until the new date. This extended expiration date is updated in the MVD customer’s motor vehicle record.

    MVD has also begun a new process of providing items such as registration tabs, license plates, titles and other documents to customers. Plates and tabs are sent to the customer through the U.S. Postal Service while titles and most other documents are recorded electronically on each customer’s online MVD account, which customers can securely access through azmvdnow.gov. 

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    2 Comments

    1. Benjamín Serpas on July 12, 2020 6:01 pm

      Please let me know if there is an extension on car registration when emission test is required. Thank you.

      • Sedona.biz Staff on July 13, 2020 9:54 am

        You would need to contact the MVD statewide customer service, phone 602.712.2700 during normal weekday business hours, for this information. ~Sedona.biz Staff

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