Rhode Island DMV

I think its a 6 to 8-week turnaround

How much is the reinstatement fee and will they accept credit cards?

if you're a AAA member they can get you a copy

62.50 for a license

I would try renewing registration online see if that works

In that dnv , unlike any other i have been to , they make you jump through hoops to get what ever it is your going there for. If you had any other id , they would make you get paperwork about it stating you no longer have a different ID or License. It's really redicules and unnecessary. They would make you start all over again , especially if you already have one . But don't be discouraged. Keep going back and bring all paperwork, and comply untill you get what it is you went there for. Ive been there 6 times and i still was not able to get an ID . SO SAD.

@Richard Eddington By Mail: Send the cancelled plates to the Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920.Use registered mail with a return receipt request. To request a plate cancellation receipt (Form TR-3), please include a postage paid, self-addressed envelope. Keep the plate cancellation receipt to avoid future property tax claims if your city or town neglects to remove you from their records.

Sure you can.

The simple answer is to go to cranston before they open and stand in line. If you do this on a Monday you are most likely going to get very good treatment by any state employee working there. (Maybe that's why so many people do it)

Dont call dmv u b waiting for hours if u go to the dmv spend 30min of ur time an they give u ur copies

Yes. Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov

You may be eligible to renew online. Go to www.dmv.ri.gov and try to complete the transaction that way first. If the system won't complete the transaction you will have to visit one of our offices.

If you give up your license because you can't pass the eye exam or they told you they wouldn't renew your license because you can't pass the eye exam, then you have to get a Drs. approval in writing that you can pass the eye exam and take it again before they will reinstate you

I don't want to worry you but, if the address on your Drivers License is different of your actual Residence address is possible that they have sent your Registration renewal to the address on your DL if, that is the case you have to go to DMV.

Everything hinges on you, whether you have a loan on a car, a high risk because of accidents and what insurance plan the state of Rhode Island will recognize

It depends on the year make a model

No walk-ins are allowed. You can get your driving record online at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the Online Services tab on the home page.

Yes but it is easy to do on line and you can chose when you want out of a list of days and times. When I took my husband we were in and out within 30 minutes

Contact the adjudication office at the DMV.Chances are, the ticket is from one of the municipalities and and RITT will not be able to see it.

Registration renewals, generally, can be done online here -- https://www.ri.gov/DMV/registration_renewal/ Most driver's licenses can also be renewed online. That's done here -- https://www.ri.gov/DMV/licenserenewal You would only make an appointment with the DMV's Adjudication Office if your registration or driver's license had been suspended and you need to submit documents or meet with a hearing officer to review your case. Appointments must be made online here -- https://dmv.ri.gov/licenses-permits-ids/real-id/make-reservation

Gotta make an appointment

30-60 days

Yes you do

Yes.

You can order replacements by mail or by dropping off the forms and fee at one of our offices. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the Registration or License Plate tabs on the left side of the home page.

New registration or new person from different state doing so only get one year, that them saying you are on probation

The expiration date will be on the registration form that should be with the vehicle.

Hi Karen, it's actually a 5-day plate for a private-party/out-of-state sale. You can find what you need here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/temp-plates/index.php

Look here to find the instructions and the document. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/lost/ The price is $ 27.50.

Rose, that's something you should share with the tax assessor for City of Providence or city police .

You can apply for a replacement. See here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php

Where it comes from doesn't matter. The cost is based primarily on vehicle weight. You can find the fee table at www.dmv.ri.gov under the Registration tab on the left side of the home page.

You must go to a DMV office to renew your license. You now have a choice of whether to choose a standard driver's license or a license that complies with federal REAL ID regulations. On Oct. 1, 2020, the federal government will require you to have a REAL ID-compliant license or a passport in hand to board a domestic air flight. For details, visit www.dmv.ri.gov/realid There you will find an answer guide on REAL ID.

Every day, if you haven't received a reply yet, you need to go to the Cranston office to find out the date of your appointment.

Barbara, making an appointment is easy. You can do that here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/adjudication/ Just click on the "Make A Reservation" button. Fill out the form with your name, DOB and contact information, then click the "Next" button. The system will offer you a range of available time slots to meet with a hearing officer in our Adjudication Office.

No, his license, his fines, he has to go to the DMV and take care of everything himself

You should check with your municipal tax collector to see if they have placed a block on your registration due to an unpaid bill.

You moved where

You have to go to the DMV with positive identification and your plate number and apply for a copy of your registration

When is your registration due

Yea you can, I was able to register my car in Worcester with only my permit.

The DMV no longer requires the SR-22. You can find more answers to your questions about insurance certificates here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/adjudication/insurance/index.php

How I can get a title of my van that I lost , and want to sell?

Do you want to know if they mailed it to you and track the package?

Brandon Allen is correct, get a VIN check it will only set you back about $10.00

fill out a blank registration renewal form if you lost the other one

Renewal is around 50, I'm not to sure and for the grace period I would call and ask

Get it inspected. The suspension is probably hinging on the inspection showing a pass.

Keep calling or go there in person. To handle the matter. Being there in person makes things easier

You have to come to the police station in ri.

RI DMV

Every motor vehicle registered and traveling on the streets of this state are all subject to taxation at the rate of 0.07%. I would suggest that you check with your State's Motor Vehicle registry for taxation rate. In Rhode Island the tax rate is 7 percent meaning $7.00 per hundred. So if you've paid lets say $500.00 for your Saab, the total amount for taxation will be $35.00.

The new registration is printed on plain white paper. If it is a renewal you will get stickers for your plates. If you did not get stickers and the stickers you have don't match the reg go to the second window to the left on the first floor and ask for them, bring the reg with you.

yes 2001 and up

Either call the DMV with the plate number or go to the DMV. First though call the police and report the plates stolen.

You will not get the card the exact same day however they will give you an official document of it with the state seal in your name and picture

No You can Walk in

Yes

No just downgraded to a regular license until you bring in your medical card. You have 1 year from the date of downgrade. Before you lose the CDL.

Yes, if you have the registration and proof that you paid your taxes, you can renew at the local office or even your local AAA.

Yes

And.

Cancel the registration before you cancel the insurance.

Rhode Island sales tax is 7%. If you did not pay tax at the time of purchase, it will be assessed during your appointment to register your RV. Registration costs are based on vehicle weight. You can find the fee chart, application forms, and more information on the DMV website at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the Registration, Plates & Titles tab on the home page.

Stick them on your license plate. One on each plate.

Hi Theresa, You've asked a couple of different questions. You will need to apply for a Plate Transfer and, separately, a duplicate title. You can find the application form and more information for a Plate Transfer here -- https://dmv.ri.gov/registrations-plates-titles/license-plates/plate-transfers You can find the information and form needed for a Duplicate Title here -- https://dmv.ri.gov/registrations-plates-titles/titles We suggest you make an appointment in our Cranston office as that is the only location where you can do both of these transactions in one visit. (AAA members could do the Plate Transfer you want at one of the organization's offices, but not get the title there.) Appointments for DMV services are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation box on the home page.

You will need your birth certificate, two pieces of mail with your address on it such as a utility bills and papers stating you are American citizen now and go to dmv .com and make an appointment for you license

Yes, you can get both the forms online

30 Days

No. If you fail to pay the registration fee, the registration will lapse and that alphanumeric combination will be returned to the list of available registrations for someone to choose. If you sell or give away your vehicle, and you no longer want the plates, you should make sure to cancel your registration, otherwise you will be assessed fines for failure to renew it and your vehicle will remain on your local tax rolls. If you do cancel the registration, you can fold or cut up the plates and put them in your recycling bin so that they cannot be stolen.

There would be paperwork from the DMV that would be needed. Found at website

Student records for high school, college, or trade school are acceptable. Military ID or records, passport or work permit are acceptable. Medical records/bills may be acceptable.

Yes. You just can't drive it legally without a license. You will need some other form of identification, such as a passport, work permit, military ID or state ID.

A CDL is Iabeled "COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE" at the top. The license number is on the next line of text, to the right of your birthdate.

No.

If it's your first license, the cost is $39.50. If it's a renewal, the cost is $62.50 -- unless your 71 (and 4 months) old, then the cost is $50.50.

You're not going to be able to register the scooter without proof of the previous ownership. You need to make an appointment for the DMV title/research section in the Cranston office to learn if we can trace the ownership. Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation box on the home page. ‘“Motor scooter’ means a motor-driven cycle with a motor rated not more than four and nine-tenths (4.9) horsepower and not greater than fifty (50) cubic centimeters that is capable of a maximum speed of not more than thirty (30) miles per hour.” These vehicles are classified and registered as Motor Scooters.

Yes. You must make an appointment to get a new ID. You can make that appointment at any of our locations. Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar on the home page.

You can cancel your registration online at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the Online Services tab at the top of the home page.

Information and forms to register a vehicle can be found here -- https://dmv.ri.gov/registrations-plates-titles/registration/new-registration

You can renew it online.

Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov. Look for the blue reservation box on the home page.

Go with the DMV answer

Yes. You can cancel registrations online at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the Online Services tab on the home page.

In person only

I would go with the DMV'S answer about the block

That's a question for an estate lawyer.

Yes. You can have a set of veterans plates for each vehicle registered in your name.

You can have the inspection done ahead of time. If the sticker lapses by more than 45 days without the car being inspected she (or whoever is the owner) will receive a notice of action letter warning them that they have 20 days to get the new sticker issued to avoid a registration suspension.

Yes.

Hi Sandy, the new plate design program does not affect charity plates. You can keep the ones you have.

You should expect it by the end of the week. If you do not, please use the online form at the following link to request help from the DMV's senior staff -- https://dmv.ri.gov/locations-hours/questions-feedback to request help obtaining your title.

The DMV does not produce credentials in-house. Those are made at an off-site factory that handles credentials from dozens of local, state, and federal agencies. You could get a temporary, paper version. If you need it quickly you'll have to make an appointment at one of our offices. Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation boxes on the home page.

You can try renewing online here -- https://www.ri.gov/DMV/duplicate_license If the system doesn't allow it, you can mail in the application You can find the application form, fee, and more information here https://dmv.ri.gov/licenses-permits-ids/state-id

Kenneth, it would be much easier for you to simply submit that request here. https://dmv.ri.gov/locations-hours/questions-feedback Include your name, address, and the vehicle registration.

30 days from the date you moved into the state. Five-day temporary plates are issued to Rhode Island residents who have purchased a 2001 vehicle or newer from a private party or an out-of-state dealer and now must drive the vehicle into Rhode Island.

Irene, we require a new photo every other time your license is up for renewal. In most cases, that's 10 years (2, 5-year renewal periods). If you've reached that point, you must make an appointment in one of our offices (or a AAA branch, if you are a member) to have your picture retaken. You cannot send in the renewal application ahead of time. Just bring it with you or fill out one when you arrive at our office. All service is by appointment, which must be made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation boxes on the home page.

social security card, birth certificate, any name changes, and 2 proofs of address

The plate transfer requires a visit to one of our offices. Service is by appointment. Those are made online at www dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation boxes on the home page.

They do.

You should first try to apply online for a duplicate here -- https://www.ri.gov/DMV/duplicate_license If the system does not allow you to do that, you will have to make an appointment at one of our offices. Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation box on the home page. Information and forms for obtaining a state ID can be found here https://dmv.ri.gov/licenses-permits-ids/state-id

We have a process for gifting vehicles. You can find information on that, including the necessary forms, on our website at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the Registrations/Plates/Titles tab on the home page, then choose Registration and New Registration. Scroll down to Gifted Vehicle.

Vehicles have to be inspected within 5 days of registration.

Yes. All offices are open today, Friday, Feb. 25. However, all road tests for today have been canceled and will be rescheduled.

You can find more information, forms, and the fee schedule on the DMV website here -- https://dmv.ri.gov/registrations-plates-titles/registration/new-registration Five-day temporary plates are issued to Rhode Island residents who have purchased a 2001 vehicle or newer from a private party or an out-of-state dealer, provided the vehicle has an out-of-state title and requires a VIN inspection. You must present a bill of sale, the out-of-state title, your current Rhode Island license or current out-of-state license with proof of residency and insurance information.

Yes. The DMV is open on Monday, Feb. 21, 2022. It NOT a state holiday.

Kemeria it is a valid license. It can be used to drive a car, for banking, and other things. However, in 2023 it can't be used as an ID for domestic air travel. For that, you would need to upgrade your license to the REAL ID version or use a passport.

Put them in the DMVs drop box. Otherwise you will continue to receive tax bills

What information are you looking for? Is there a particular transaction you want to complete? The most-efficient way to contact the DMV is through this online form -- https://dmv.ri.gov/locations-hours/questions-feedback

It's possible. Make an appointment at our Cranston office here https://dmv.ri.gov/licenses-permits-ids/real-id/make-reservation See requirements here https://dmv.ri.gov/licenses-permits- ids/drivers-licenses

Driving tests are done at the Cranston headquarters and our Safety & Emissions office at 325 Melrose St. in Providence.

If U didn't receive your license after a couple weeks I'd actually go to the registry. Doesn't take months. My opinion and good luck

You can order a duplicate online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the Online Services drop down menu.

Yes.

You can get a duplicate license online. If you go to the DMV website, online services and order one or you can make an appointment on the website and get a duplicate

No. You need an appointment

Patricia, if you're asking how to obtain a copy of an existing registration, you can do that online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the Online Services tab at the top of the home page. If you're asking how to register a vehicle new to you look choose the Registration, Plates & Titles tab on the home page.

No Carissa. You have to make an appointment in the Adjudication Office in the DMV headquarters in Cranston. Appo are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bars on the home page.

I am not employed by the DMV but I think you can go online and request an appointment to get forms there.

Registration reinstatement is done at the Adjudication Office in the Cranston headquarters. Appointments required. Please visit www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bars on the home page.

Cranston and Providence.

Yes, I believe any vehicle over 5 years old needs a vin check

We would need more information before determining how to advise you. What do mean by "blue card"? What transaction did he need to complete? What office did he visit? When?

That should not be a problem.

You can order a replacement online at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the Online Services tab at the top of the home page.

Your driver's license, or a military ID, or a passport.

it is about classroom and behind the wheel training for new cdl and adding endorsements

You should go online and would be able to make an appointment at your nearest selected location. Also make sure you have all required documents needed per online guidelines for your specific services so that you should be able to do it in trip.

You will need the vehicle title, the death certificate, the affidavit, the TR-1 and the sales/use tax form.

Road tests are one of our most-popular services. We have a limited number of test times due to COVID safety protocols and staffing.

You can cancel your registration online at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the Online Services tab in the upper right of the home page and follow the prompts. Please note, if you are keeping the vehicle, you should keep the title for your own records. You will need it to sell or dispose of the vehicle.

You must make an appointment in one of our offices to do that. Reservations are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov You will also find information about how to register a vehicle, as well as an application you can download at that same address.

Ken, you need to make an appointment at one of our offices for an out-of-state transfer. We'll switch over your plates and license. The link to the reservation portal is here https://dmv.ri.gov/licenses-permits-ids/real-id/make-reservation You'll also find forms and document requirements. If you have detailed questions about the requirements, please submit them here so that we can share information securely -- https://dmv.ri.gov/contact-location-hours/questions-feedback

No. The drop boxes are only available during business hours.

Karen, we retired the yellow registration forms four years ago. Registrations are now printed on standard, white, 8-inch by 11-inch paper. The inspection station computer terminals are connected directly to our system. Your vehicle's inspection is recorded in our system -- both visually and through data entry. Your vehicle registration record should be updated within 24 hours to reflect the results and the paperwork processed and mailed.

You don't need to do that. You can renew online at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose Online Services from the menu on the left. You can also mail or drop off the renewal form.

The most-efficient way to contact a DMV employee who can assist you with this is by using the online form found here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Make sure to include the make/model/year of the vehicle, the VIN if you have it, and your address. It may take up to five days to receive a response.

Registration process can take four weeks with current COVID restrictions.

To reach the DMV Title section, please use this online contact form http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include the make/model/year of the car, and the VIN if you have it, along with your address and contact details.

Yes as long as you have appointment

No. It's too far out of date. You'll need to treat as a new registration.

Yes, you must make an appointment in a DMV office. Appointments are made online at https://ridmvreservations.ri.gov/ After picking a location, you'll choose the Registration option.

Find a car insurance agency, they can help you make an appointment, for the same day, or the next day. but never post personal information for your safety

Your family member needs to give you a gift letter stating both your names and addresses, the relationship between you, and the vehicle’s information (year, make, model, and VIN). If you are also keeping the vehicle’s current plates, he/she must give permission for you to do so in the letter. If the vehicle is 2001 or newer, you must have the title to the vehicle, signed over to you by your family member in the ‘transfer of owner’ section on the back of the title. Otherwise, you will need the previous registration. If the title is from out of state, you will also need a VIN check at your local police department. Your current RI license and insurance information will be needed at the time of registration. Gifts from immediate family members are considered sales tax exempt. Immediate family members are limited to mother, father, sister, brother, son, or daughter, including step family relationships. A gift letter from anyone else must be notarized.

You must present one proof of identity document, with your name and date of birth: A valid, unexpired U.S. passport; A certified copy of a birth certificate filed with a State Office of Vital Statistics or equivalent agency in the individual's State of birth; A Consular Reportof Birth Abroad (CRBA) issued by the U.S. Department of State, Form FS-240, DS-1350 or FS-545; A valid, unexpired Permanent Resident Card (Form I-551) issued by DHS or INS; An unexpired Employment Authorization Document (EAD) issued by DHS, Form I-766 or Form I-688B; An unexpired foreign passport with a valid, unexpired U.S. visa affixed accompanied by the approved I-94 form documenting the applicant's most recent admittance into the U.S.; A Certificate of Naturalization issued by DHS, Form N-550 or Form N-570; or A Certificate of Citizenship, Form N-560 or Form N-561, issued by DHS

Mail in or drop off a license application form (LI-1) and fee to the DMV. The form can be found on the DMV website www.dmv.ri.gov Choose "License&IDs" from the list and then "License Renewal." The mailing address is: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles, 600 New London Ave., Cranston, RI 02920. Drop off box is available during business hours.

NO?

Yes. Cranston is always an option for DMV services. It is our most heavily used office. Appointment slots are often filled within hours of becoming available. We release appointments on Friday afternoons for the following week. On Mondays, we release appointments for a month in advance. We do often open additional appointment slots for the Cranston office during the week, based on customer flow.

Municipal police departments will resume VIN checks Sept. 1. Until then, we will complete the check electronically at the time of you registration appointment with us.

Your question is unclear. If you're asking how to schedule a knowledge test for a new driver's license, you need to visit www.dmv.ri.gov and look for the blue reservation bar on the home page. You must choose Cranston as the location and License/ID/Registration as the next option. If you're looking for a Commercial Driver's License document, you'll need to choose the CDL option. Please note, license exams are also offered by the Community College of Rhode Island driver education program.

They're currently being waved, they do them right at the DMV

I got my VIN check on two vehicles at the police department a few weeks ago ... Westerly Rhode Island

You can call the road test office at 462-5750

A plate transfer has to be done in-person at a DMV office. Appointments are required and must be made online. Please visit www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar on the home page.

Information about registering leased vehicles can be found here --http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/leased/index.php

The reservation portal is found on the DMV home page www DMV.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar. Appointment slots are released on Friday afternoon for the following week and on Mondays for a month in advance.

You likely have a "block" on your registration for an unpaid fine or fee. You may have an unpaid balance on your vehicle excise account. Check with your city or town tax collector. It could be an unpaid traffic fine, or you may also have an unpaid balance with the state Division of Taxation.

Our 5-day registrations are meant to be used to bring a vehicle TO Rhode Island, not the other way around.

You need to check availability on the calendar for learners permit any dates in green have available times

Download it from the DMC website

No.

Information about replacing license plates, and an application form can be found here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php

You can apply for replacement plates by mail. For the more information, visit the DMV website here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php

Yes

Opus Inspection, the company the DMV uses for its vehicle inspection program, can reapply any loose inspection sticker at its office in Warwick or send an adhesive strip, along with instructions for applying it, to a vehicle owner who does not wish to travel to Warwick. Motorists can contact Opus at (401) 737-0556 for assistance.

Information and forms on transferring a vehicle title to a surviving spouse can be found here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/survive/index.php You can find more detailed information here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/deathTransfer/index.php

You can apply for a duplicate online at www.dmv.ri.gov Click on Online Services from the left column on the home page. Keep the confirmation sheet with you when you drive.

You can ask staff to help you use this form http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/

You can register the car in Rhode Island as long as you provide proof of your address in the state. You'll need insurance that's good in Rhode Island.

You should have received those by now. Please contact the DMV administrative office by using this online form -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include the make/model/year and VIN of the vehicle, along with your address and contact information. A staff member will determine the whereabouts of your plates and contact you about delivery/pickup options.

Please report the theft to your local police department. That will help prevent potential legal problems for you should the plates be used inappropriately. You'll want to submit this form to us, along with the police report -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/AffidavitCancellationRegistrationLostPlates.pdf You should consider getting a new registration. Make an appointment at one of our offices to submit the paperwork and get a new registration. Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar on the home page. More information is available here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php

Yes. DMV staff can look up your reservation. Submit your request on www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue feedback tab on the far right of the home page. You can also call the Road Test Office at (401) 462-5750.

Nasirah, don't show up for your appointment more than 15 minutes ahead of time to go through the check-in line. Once you're in the building, the average wait time is about 15 minutes to get to a customer service window. The average transaction time at the window is about the same.

We release reservation slots on Fridays and Mondays. Road tests are in high demand in the summer. It can take several weeks to find an open spot. If it's the computer test you need to take, you can also take them through CCRI's driver education program.

You must provide a police report for the lost/stolen plate to the DMV to have a replacement made. You can file the report at your local law enforcement agency. Or complete the Affidavit for Cancellation of Registration for Lost Plates -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/AffidavitCancellationRegistrationLostPlates.pdf You can submit the forms along with a fee of $32.50 by mail or by dropping off the forms and fee to any of DMV office during business hours. The mailing address is: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles, 600 New London Ave., Cranston, R.I. 02920 Please include your contact information.

The DMV does not plan to resume walk-in service at this time. It's working on improvements to the reservation system it expect to debut in July.

Titles are issued in-person. You must make an appointment in the Cranston office. Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov. Most appointments are booked about 30 days in advance. You can try searching the reservation system around midday, which is when any canceled appointment slots are re-posted.

Make a certified latter saying that you give the vehicle to your son as a gift. Return plates and cancel registration with RI DMV. Your son may need the title just in case is need it. Good luck.

New registrations are taking longer than four weeks currently.

I am not familiar with that office. Only Cranston.

Normally you have to go through the dealer you bought the vehicle at if it's a private sale you cannot get temporary plates

What are you trying to do at the DMV?

Yes

Billy don't worry if you get pulled over just show the officer your paper lic...all your info will show on computer that it is valid

Hi Marge, license plates are taking four to eight weeks to produce at Correctional Industries due to its pandemic restrictions. If you haven't received a notice by the end of April that the plates are ready, please contact us through this online form http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include your address, the make/model/year of the vehicle and the registration number. We'll track down your order.

I agree call DMV they gonna tell you everything you need to do or go to the website remember I think the accepting people only with appointment

A lost or damaged license can be replaced online, at any DMV office, or at a AAA office (if you are a member). The form and fee can be found here --http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/lost/

You can renew your state ID by mail or by dropping off the form and fee to one of our offices during business hours, Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The mailing address is : R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles, 600 New London Ave., Cranston, R.I. 02920.

Titles are only required for vehicles that are 2001 and newer. You must complete and submit the title application form found here --http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/title/TR-2_TR-9%20Title%20App%20v1.pdf The Research Office at the DMV headquarters in Cranston can assist you in documenting the vehicle's information. This transaction can be submitted by mail or through the DROP OFF BOX: 600 New London Avenue, Cranston, RI, 02920. Please be sure to include a completed form, a check or money order for $52.50, and your contact information in case we have questions. Forms and fees can be found at http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/. Please allow 7 – 14 days for your transaction to be processed.

No. That shouldn't be a problem. The (current) seller can sign in the dealership line if necessary.

Duplicate.

You can cancel plates online. Here's all the information and forms you need to cancel plates. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/cancel/

They look at your reservation.

Appointments have to be made online at www.dmv.ri.gov We book appointments about 30 days in advance. Currently booking into the first week of May.

The DMV does not make appointments by phone. Appointments are made online at Www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar on the home page.

You would have to make an appointment to transfer a title. Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov We book appointments about 30 days in advance. We are booking into early May now. The title application can be found here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/title/TR-2_TR-9%20Title%20App%20v1.pdf More information on titles can be found here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/titles/index.php

You can order replacements online or by mail, please use this link to find more information http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php

Yes. All service is by appointment now. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov and click on the blue reservation bar on the home page to find available times.

You can read the applicable law here https://law.justia.com/codes/rhode-island/2012/title-31/chapter-31-38/chapter-31-38-4/

Sensor lock? Or a sensor in the Car I would contact pick and pull see what there going to CHARGE you only thing at pick and pull is you have to bring ur own tools and remove it from the car ourself. Wont hurt to call for a price yeah you must wear1

You can cancel registrations online here -- https://www.ri.gov/DMV/cancel_registration In order for your nephew to switch your registration to his vehicle, you will have to add your name to his registration and title.

You would have to add your name to the title and registration of his vehicle, and then transfer the plate to him.

We're sorry to learn of your loss. To register the camper, you will need your current RI drivers license, insurance information, a copy of the death certificate, and proof or ownership of the vehicle - the title in your case. There is NO FEE for this transaction. Information about registration and forms can be found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/newreg/index.php Please note, all service is by appointment now. Please visit www.dmv.ri.gov to find available times. Look for the blue reservation bar on the home page.

Appointments are made online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar on the home page. We schedule appointments about 30 days in advance. When searching for an appointment, make sure to check all four of our locations for availability and make sure to advance the calendar arrow into April at this time.

You will need proof of insurance to register the vehicle. The inspection can occur up to five days after the registration. If the vehicle fails inspection the registration would be temporarily suspended until the necessary repairs are completed.

No. Entry requires a matching ID for the appointment.

You're going to have to complete a registration transfer application. The form is here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Check the appropriate box in the Transaction Type section at the top and follow the remaining directions.

You can go to any DMV or AAA office with your registration and pick up new ones free.

The governor's staff will inform the DMV it has approved the request. The DMV would inform you by mail that the plates are ready for pickup.

You can transfer those plates to the leased vehicle.

No.

You need to make an appointment

That's done online at www.dmv.ri.gov. Choose Online Services from the list on the left side of the home page.

No. You can pay for certain transactions online here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/services/ Others, such as license and registration renewal fees, can also be paid by mail.

R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles.

CDL medical card certification is done online here https://appengine.egov.com/apps/ri/dmv/cdl

Name and address change information can be found on the DMV web site here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/updateReg/index.php A name change requires the title for vehicles that are 2001 and newer. If there is a loan on the vehicle, the bank must release the title or a copy of the front of the title to process the name change. The registration application must be signed by the owner and notarized. You must change the name on your license, by visiting a Social Security Office prior to changing the name on your registration and title. Social Security card details can be found here -- https://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber/

Visit www.dmv.ri.gov. Choose the blue reservation bar on the page.

If you have cancelled your plates online, please dispose of them yourself by bending or cutting them. If you must return plates to us, please include a copy of your registration and your contact information.

Yes.

That I'm sorry I have no idea. But it has to be a number to call

You can do that online here https://www.ri.gov/DMV/address_change

You need to find the vehicle title and do the same process as you are selling the vehicle, in the buyer name you should write both names and do all the new registration process (with your and your wife names) to get a new title with both names. Is not t necessary if you just want to add her to your insurance but was what I did to add my wife's name my cars titles in case that something happens because I travel a lot.

Plate production is slowed due to the pandemic restrictions at Correctional Industries, which makes the plates. It's taking two months in many cases. Bring your plate re-order form with you to the inspection.

Deb, we'll contact you when your plates are ready for pickup. Please note that production times have slowed at Correctional Industries due to pandemic restrictions.

Please provide your name, address and driver's license number here, http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ we will verify your transaction record. It may take several days for us to respond.

You don't file accident reports with the Rhode Island DMV. In instances when a police officer is not present to file a report, you can self-file with the police department. All police reports are shared electronically with DMV records system through statewide and national electronic data systems. Insurance companies share your accident history with these systems as well.

Gifts from immediate family members are considered sales tax-exempt. Immediate family members are limited to mother, father, sister, brother, son, or daughter, including step-family relationships. If you have received a gift from a family member who is not considered immediate family, the gift letter will need to be notarized and you will be required to sign a Gift Affidavit.

The forms and information can be found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/plateTransfer/index.php

Kerri, the basics for obtaining a state ID (not a driver's license) are that he must be a Rhode Island resident. He cannot have a valid license in Rhode Island or any other state. He will need a Social Security card, please contact the Social Security Administration. You can reach Social Security online here: https://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber/ Forms and the fee table can be found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/stateID/ Checks are not accepted for State Identification Cards.

You can cancel your registration online https://www.ri.gov/DMV/cancel_registration If you cancel online you can destroy the plates yourself. If the system does not allow you to cancel online, you will have to do that by mail or by dropping the plates off at one of our offices. If you have to do it by mail/drop-off you will need to order a duplicate registration. You can do that here https://www.ri.gov/DMV/duplicate_registration/

You can download your driving record here https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/

Find information and forms here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/oosTransfer/

Just go theirs website and there have all details.

Information about CDLs can be found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/commercial/

You can cancel plates online here https://www.ri.gov/DMV/cancel_registration If you cancel online, you must dispose of the plates yourself. If you cancel the plates in-person or by mail, you must return the plates to the DMV. In-person service is by appointment only. To cancel plates by mail: Send the cancelled plates to the Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920. Be sure to include a photocopy of the registration, copy of the registered owner's driver license, OR other document identifying the owner. To request a plate cancellation receipt (Form TR-3), please include a postage paid, self-addressed envelope.

You need to give your son a gift letter stating both your names and addresses, the relationship between you, and the vehicle’s information (year, make, model, and VIN). If you are transferring the vehicle’s current plates to him, you must give permission to do so in the letter. If the vehicle is 2001 or newer, you must have the title to the vehicle, signed over to you by your family member in the ‘transfer of owner’ section on the back of the title. Otherwise, you will need the previous registration. He will need a RI license and insurance information to register the car. Gifts from immediate family members are considered sales tax exempt.

Just remove the plates from your car, take it to DMV tell them you no longer need the plates. That all

Hi Yarys, you should visit one of the websites listed here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/new/ or call one of the organizations on the list, they will help you.

I found getting an appointment very easy and going to the registry was quick In-N-Out in 15 minutes

Jan, that's not something we can answer simply. It can take several weeks. First, it would depend on how/when you paid the fee -- and to which agency. If that agency were not the DMV, it would have to transmit that information to us. Typically, that's done electronically but not in every case. Then, it would depend on how long MA took to clear your record in the Commonwealth after we transmitted the clearance from out end. That's a question for the MA RMV.

They take credit cards

You need to make an appointment to apply for an ID. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov Click on the blue reservation bar on the home page.

You should still be able renew online. It may depend on whether it is time for you to have a new picture taken for your license, or whether you have any outstanding fines/fees. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov Choose "Online Services" from the list on the left side of the home page.

It's the REAL ID designation.

Sorry you can do it online

Start by reviewing the CDL driver manual you can find online at www.dmv.ri.gov. Choose the Licenses tab and follow that to manuals section.

You have to make an appointment online

The DMV requires you to surrender your licenses plates if cancelled in person or by mail. Drop-off boxes are located at our offices during business hours, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you choose either the mail or drop-off options, please include a copy of your driver's license and registration, as well as your contact information. Plates cancelled online should be disposed of by the customer. More information Information about plate cancellations can be found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/cancel/index.php

The Community College of Rhode Island will mail out your schedule with when they resume classes. Currently, due to COVID-19, the Community College is not scheduling any classes. After paying for your class, additional time to complete the classes will be afforded to you. For more information, see here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/adjudication/retraining/index.php

If you did not receive a confirmation email within minutes it's likely the reservation process did not complete. You should try to find another appointment.

Saturday are open i was out of there in 15 min ot was great

You have 20 days from purchase date if bought from a dealer, three days if bought out of state, two days if it's a private party sale. You may also be thinking of the sales tax payment deadline. It's due by the 20th day in the month after the purchase.

A duplicate registration can be obtained at any DMV branch location or at a AAA branch office (members only). By Mail: Send Registration application found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf and a check or money order for $19.50 to: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Registration Duplicate, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920

You can cancel plates online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the online services tab in the left side of the home page. You can cancel plates by mail or by dropping them off during business hours. If you choose mail or drop off, include a copy of the registration and a copy of your driver's license along with your contact information.

You can order a replacement driver's license here https://www.ri.gov/DMV/duplicate_license However, if you have a state ID you can submit a request for a duplicate by mail or through the DROP OFF BOX: 600 New London Avenue, Cranston, RI, 02920. Please be sure to include a completed form, a check or money order, and your contact information in case we have questions. Forms and fees can be found at http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/. Please allow 7 – 14 days for your transaction to be processed.

Your name would have to be on her vehicle registration to make that transfer. The executor of her estate would have to gift you her car AND the plates that go with it.

If there is a loan in the vehicle, the finance company holds the title. If you're looking for a duplicate of a title you hold outright you have to apply for it at the DMV office in Cranston. You need an appointment for that. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov to find available times.

Appointments are generally posted on Mondays around 6am till 10am. Best time to get one!

You'll want to choose "License/ID/Registration" and then "New Registration" when looking for an appointment slot. There are times available now at the end of November at the DMV's branch offices.

You can renew your ID by mailing in, or dropping off, the renewal form and fee to us. The mailing address is: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles, 600 New London Ave., Cranston, RI 02920. Drop-off boxes are located at our locations in Cranston, Middletown, Wakefield, and Woonsocket. The boxes are available, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Information about motorcycle permits can be found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/motorcycles/ Please note, all DMV service is by appointment-only at this time. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar on the home page.

Check with your local tax collector to make sure your account is up to date. You can also download your driving record at www.dmv.ri.gov (Choose Online Services from the list on the left side of the home page.) That may give you an indication of an outstanding fine/fee that first has to be resolved. If both your taxes are paid and your record shows no issues, then message the DMV here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ with your vehicle information, noting you haven't received the renewal notice.

What is it that you would like help with?

No, But we'd prefer you to keep and destroy the plates.

All DMV offices are open Monday-Friday, 8:30-4:00. Our Cranston office is also open on Saturdays (for a limited time) 8:30-12:30. You must make a service reservation online at www.dmv.ri.gov We book appointments a month in advance and are now booking into the week of Nov. 16. Walk-ins are not allowed.

You need to submit a request for a corrected title. The form is here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/title/TR-2_TR-9%20Title%20App%20v1.pdf You will need to make a service reservation in Cranston by visiting www.dmv.ri.gov and clicking on the reservation bar on the home page. Choose "No" for REAL ID and "research" for transaction and visit types. Appointments are booked a month ahead.

The test is on the computer, in English, but a translator can be requested.

Tiffani, what is it that you want to know?

Appointments are made via the DMV website, www.dmv.ri.gov We book a month out, right now into mid-November for most services.

We would need more information to begin to answer that question. Did you buy a vehicle new to you? If so, from a dealer or a private party? Was the purchase financed? When did you make the purchase? Or, did you apply for a duplicate title on a vehicle that you've owned for some time? If so, when did you submit your request for the duplicate?

(401) 462-5788

Suzanne, please send us the make/model/year of your vehicle, along with the registration number here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ We'll research the registration records and transaction history to resolve this. If you're registration is the six-number variety we may have issued that combination to a commercial or combination registration as well. Make sure to include your mailing address as we can provide you a document to send the Massachusetts toll agency.

Nisa, the DMV does not make appointments by phone. You must make them online at www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar on the home page.

I would think not. But I would follow up with a phone call just to make them aware.

Yes. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov Choose "Online Services" from the list on the left side of the home page.

Yes.

Yes. Remember, too, that the state is in the middle of a six-year plan to phase out all car taxes.

They have a dropbox for plates during normal business hours to drop off plates you want to cancel, no appointment necessary, you also have the option to cancel online.

The cost is $62.50. Discounts for licenses begin at age 71.

All DMV service is by appointment-only. You can also submit a question here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/

Enter the page and depending on what you are going to do, give the desired choice and all the information will appear there

No appointments needed. Drop-off boxes located at all our offices.

When did you submit the application?

You can find information and forms here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/commercial/

You can find answers to most questions regarding inspections and emission control standards here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/inspections/a2noa/

The Rhode Island DMV does not accept an ITIN as a form of identity. You must have a valid social security number or an acceptable denial letter from Social Security with an acceptable visa code.

You don't need an appointment to renew your registration. You can mail the renewal form and fee to: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles, 600 New London Ave., Cranston, RI 02920. Or, you can drop off the form and fee to that address or any other DMV office during business hours. Remember to include your contact information.

The online reservation portal is accessed on our home page www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue reservation bar.

Mail Services - These transactions can be sent by mail or through our drop off box: 600 New London Avenue, Cranston, RI, 02920. Please be sure to include a fully completed form, check or money order, and your information contact in case we have questions. Forms and fees can be found on our website. Please note that it can take 7 - 14 days for your transaction to be processed. o Renewal of driver's license, learner's permit or identification card o Duplicate driver's license, learner's permit, or identification card o Update of existing license, identification or registration card o Duplicate registration o Order license plates o Late renewal of a registration using canceled plates (the amount due on the check must be blank - it will be filled out by DMV and we will provide you with a receipt) o Duplicate title

2 ways you have 1 appointment at the Dmv and thats a headache ...2..if you are a member of AAA great way to do it too by Appointment but very very fast

You can mail your renewal form and fee to: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles, 600 New London Ave., Cranston, R.I. 02920 or drop it off at any DMV location during business hours, Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Richard, renewal notices are sent out at least 60 days in advance of the expiration date. If you did not receive one, it may be hung up in the mail. You are within the renewal period. You can renew your ID by mail or by dropping off the renewal form found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/License%20App%20v2%20RI.pdf to any DMV office during business hours. The mailing address is: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles, 600 New London Ave., Cranston, R.I. 02920. Please include a copy of your ID along with your contact information.

You will have to give him a gift letter, the vehicle title signed over to him (or the previous registration). He'll need proof of vehicle insurance and proof that he is an RI resident.

Yes. You will need: A certificate of origin or original title assigned to the leasing company. A Power of Attorney from the leasing company for the person signing the Application for Registration. A completed application http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Gross Weight (found on certificate of origin or on the VIN plate located on the driver's side door of the vehicle). Valid RI Insurance Sales or Use Tax Exemption Certificate, found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/taxation/index.php Valid bill of sale.

I believe right now. 90 days

Appointments are made online here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/make-a-reservation/

You can drop them off at any DMV office during business hours, Monday-Friday, 8:30-4. Include copies of your registration form and driver's license, as well as your contact information. If you want a receipt for tax purposes, include a self-addressed stamped envelope.

Yes.

Yes, but you will need either a state ID or passport -- something that proves your identity --as well as document(s) that prove your Rhode Island address, such as a utility bill, rental agreement, or bank statement. And, remember, being able to register it is not the same thing as being able to drive it legally. For that, you need a valid driver's license.

Tammy, submit your name, address, and driver's license number, along with a AAA transaction number if you have it here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ DMV staff can research your record to make sure AAA process your application properly. It is possible that the license was inadvertently mailed to the Cranston DMV office where you will be able to pick it up or have it mailed to you.

Do you have a different address then what you renewed it? Because it'll go to your old address unless you changed it with the DMV

Carol, submit your contact and driver's license information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/

You must make an appointment for that at www.dmv.ri.gov. The blue reservation bar can be found on the home page.

Yes. The drop box is located outside the main entrance to the Cranston office during business hours, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Include a copy of the registration and your driver's license/ID, as well as your contact information.

You can get a duplicate at any DMV branch or AAA office (if you are a member). The form is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/License%20App%20v2%20RI.pdf The cost is $27.50 Service at the DMV and AAA offices is by appointment only. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov to make an appointment at the DMV. For service at AAA, visit https://northeast.aaa.com/automotive/registry-services/rhode-island.html

Information about temporary plates can be found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/temp-plates/index.php Service appointments are required at this time. Walk-ins are prohibited. To make an appointment, visit www.dmv.ri.gov The reservation bar can be found on the home page.

Hi Paula, the fee is based on the vehicle weight. You can find the fee table at www.dmv.ri.gov Choose the registration tab on the left and then choose new registration. You'll find links to the table, the application and more information.

I went and spoke to one of the people guiding lines outside. He got me the paper I needed and showed me where to submit it. They were helpful.

Yes. Please remember, service at our offices is by appointment only. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov to find available times. The reservation bar is on the home page.

Visit www.dmv.ri.gov (the official DMV website). The reservation bar is on the home page. When deciding whether you need a reservation, remember that many transactions can be completed online, by mail, or by dropping off forms and fees at the DMV headquarters office in Cranston. Details can be found on the DMV home page. When checking for available appointment times, remember that most transactions can be completed at any of the DMV's four offices. Also, if you are a AAA member, some transactions can be completed at the organization's offices in Rhode Island.

You can do that online The correct web address is www DMV.ri.gov

We use your existing for a license renewal. You cannot apply for a new license by mail.

You have to be persistent. Check the system early Monday morning, like 7am early. If no reservations are available for one location, try another. I started on a Friday and again on Saturday with nothing available. Didn't try on Sunday but did at around 7am Monday and was able to choose anytime two days after on Wednesday and Thursday. Keep trying. Good luck.

Thank you for the quick reply

VIN checks are done at the DMV now. You no longer have to visit the police to do it.

Yes when I was there I was told to just keep checking the website sometimes people don't show up so they have open check all of them and Rhode Island for an appointment

The DMV has extended expiration dates for licenses due to expire in August for 90 days. Your license will remain valid until some time in November.

dmv.ri gov/reservations/

If you don't cancel the registration you could be fined and your city or town will continue to tax you. You can drop off the plates at any DMV office.

Yes. This place handles reinstating drivers licenses. Schedule an appointment with the DMV and if you're license can be reinstated there is where you do it. You should make an appointment ASAP. I too am going through something similar and appointments are far and few. My appointment was six weeks out from when it was made.

Sher, you will have to apply for a new license.

The transaction is simply done as a new registration. You will need the title signed over to you by the credit union, the bill of sale, proof of insurance on the vehicle (in your name) and proof that you a Rhode Island resident -- such as a RI license or state ID. And Yes you have to pay sales tax.

No, you have to keep trying.

You can book an appointment through their website and register your car. It is easy and convenient.

No

Monday is when I got one.

No. You must make an appointment.

No.

If you bought the car from a dealership, the staff should have collected the sales tax at that time and sent it to the state. That would be recorded on your bill of sale. If you purchased it in private sale, any sales tax would be due at the time of registration. You may sell an unregistered vehicle, the purchaser would submit this form, along with a bill of sale signed by you and the purchaser and pay the tax when he or she registers it. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/taxation/Sales_Tax.pdf You would record income from the sale on your personal income tax return.

Yes. The DMV closed for two days in March, reopened its Cranston office at that time and then has reopened all its other full-time branches since then. Locations and hours are here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/locations/ Walk-ins are not allowed at this time. Service is by appointment only. You can find available times here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/make-a-reservation/

You apply for duplicates by mail or by dropping off the application at the Cranston office.

You can renew a registration online, by mail or by dropping off the application at our Cranston office. You cannot complete a new registration online.

By appointment only

You can expect the registration in about two weeks from the time it is received at the DMV. It would go to the registration address.

You may be able to renew your license online here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/licenserenewal You can also renew your license by mail or by dropping off the application, along with the appropriate payment, at our office located at 600 New London Ave., Cranston. More information and forms can be found here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/ If you do need to visit one of our office you must make an appointment. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov to find available reservation times. Walk-ins are not allowed.

You should have received an email with your appointment details....they wouldn't have even let you go upstairs. Plates have to be returned at dmv...unless AAA has the option

License plates can be returned to any DMV branch or AAA office (if you are a member). You do not need an appointment. To cancel plates by mail: Send the cancelled plates to: Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920. Be sure to include a photocopy of the registration, copy of the registered owners driver license, OR other document identifying the owner. If there is no documentation of the registered owner, the plates will NOT be cancelled. They will remain active until the expiration date, and will be subject to any fees that may result. Use registered mail with a return receipt request. To request a plate cancellation receipt (Form TR-3), please include a postage paid, self-addressed envelope. Keep the cancellation receipt to avoid future property tax claims if your city or town neglects to remove you from their records.

They are giving an extension on expired registration and licenses. Depending on your situation as the dates are important...go to the RI DMV website as it outlines it clearly

There is a drop off box at the Cranston office entry available during office hours. Otherwise, mail them with a copy of registration, cancellation form and receipt request. Forms and address found at www.v.ri.gov

Yes.

When u go on the DMV website,. When u scroll down there is a DMV advocate u email. And he makes the appointment for u

Mary, if you moved to Rhode Island since the beginning of March you have at least 90 days to switch over your registration.

Yes, go there and fill out reservation slip and you will receive a call w/I 24hrs to make an appointment.

Titles are processed at the DMV headquarters in Cranston. The application must be made in person. Rhode Island does not require a person to apply for a new title once the lien has been satisfied. RI only requires the lien to be released by your lien holder signing off on the title and/or providing you with a letter of lien release to attach to the title. You can only apply for a duplicate title if you are the owner listed on the original title. If you still have a lien on the vehicle, the lienholder can apply. If your title has a lienholder listed on it but you've paid off the loan, you will need an original lien release from the lienholder and present it with your application.

Hi Mike, you do that through the CCRI Driver Education office. You can find the contact info in the college website.

The application is here, (motorcylce check box is in Section E http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-Motorcycle affidavit is here1.pdfhttp://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/Affidavit_For_Motorcycle_Moped_Scooter.pdf If you need to obtain a motorcycle license endorsement, that's here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/motorcycles/

Abe, you can post your question to the DMV Facebook page. You can submit your question on the DMV website home page. Look for the "feedback tab" on the right side of the home page. You can also submit your question to the governor's Constituent Affairs office.

The DMV does not require them at this time.

You can drop them off at DMV offices in Cranston, Middletown, and Woonsocket during business hours.

Tom, you make reservations through the DMV website, www.dmv.ri.gov Service is at three locations: Cranston, Middletown and Woonsocket. Capacity is limited and reservation slots are opened no more than two weeks in advance.

You can do that here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/vrr/ If you have to come to our office, you should make an appointment. You do that here: www.dmv.ri.gov

Yes. You can drop them off at the Cranston, Middletown or Woonsocket offices during office hours.

There is a drop off box at the DMV office in Cranston. Or mail them to: Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920. Be sure to include a photocopy of the registration, copy of the registered owners driver license, OR other document identifying the owner. If there is no documentation of the registered owner, the plates will NOT be cancelled. They will remain active until the expiration date, and will be subject to any fees that may result. Use registered mail with a return receipt request. To request a plate cancellation receipt (Form TR-3), please include a postage paid, self-addressed envelope. Keep the cancellation receipt to avoid future property tax claims if your city or town neglects to remove you from their records.

On your computer or smart phone, search RI DMV Reservations. Good luck with that.

That one I don't know,. But if u go on their website,. U can ask that question

If the car is older than a 2001 model year, you do not need the title, just the bill of sale. Duplicate titles are processed at the DMV headquarters in Cranston only. You must complete the Application for Title (TR-2/TR-9) form. Found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/title/TR-2_TR-9.pdf The cost is $52.50

If you plan to transfer your license plates from an old car to the newly purchased car, you can do that. You will have 90 days from the purchase date to formally make the switch by registering the new car with us. Keep a copy of the bill of sale with you when you drive. Police are aware of this change in the regulation and will not ticket you if you are stopped for some reason.

Appointments for road tests are made here: https://www.ri.gov/app/dmv/road_tests/ Appointments for suspension hearings are made here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/adjudication/ Appointments for REAL ID applications are made here: https://ridmvreservations.stonewallsolutions.com/ (Note: Our March 21 is fully booked at this time. Check the site periodically for slots that become available. The reservation system for other services will be available on Saturday at www.dmv.ri.gov

Yes. If you or she are R.I. residents you can register the car in this state. You can find the information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/newreg/index.php If you are bringing a vehicle here that was previously registered in another state, see here for instructions about out-of-state transfers: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/transfer/index.php

Bring your registration to any DMV. A clerk will give you new stickers

Deb, go to any DMV office with your registration form and they will give you the correct stickers.

Yes, sir. In the Cranston DMV office, it is the line on the right side of the second-floor check-in area.

The information to make out-of-state transfers is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/oosTransfer/ The application form is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf The license transfer is $44.50.

He can download a copy of his Rhode Island driving record here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/

Hedy, if you're referring to a REAL ID license, you can find that information at www.dmv.ri.gov/realid

Alice, if your sure the dealer submitted the forms and payments to the Rhode Island DMV that long ago and you have received nothing in the mail from Rhode Island DMV you should go to a DMV office and have a clerk produce your vehicle registration form for you.

That depends on whether the dealer belongs to our online system or uses a courier to handle registrations in person. You should confirm with the dealer how and when they submitted your information to us. Apart from that it might take another two weeks.

Karen, the DMV would have sent you a notice if your registration was revoked. It is possible you city or town has placed a "block" on the registration due to unpaid taxes. You should check with your local tax collector. You can also download your driving record here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/ to see whether there is a notation regarding your vehicle status.

You can find the steps you need to take on the DMV website www.dmv.ri.gov Click on the FAQs tab at the top right then scroll down to the section on transfers.

It's a vehicle title form

Yes. You can do that at www.dmv.ri.gov. click on the Adjudication tab at the left side of the home page.

Albert, he can also make a reservation for REAl ID service on a Saturday. The next available date is March 7. You can make reservations at www.dmv.ri.gov/realid

Louise, this seems a question about the REAL ID requirements. Bring you birth certificate and your second marriage license along with the other documents to the DMV. If you do not have your birth certificate, and you were born in Rhode Island, you can get a certified copy of that from the Vital Records office in Providence, the Vital Records annex in the Cranston DMV office, or the city/town where you were born or where your parents lived at the time of your birth.

You need to give your son a gift letter stating both your names and addresses, the relationship between you, and the vehicle’s information (year, make, model, and VIN). If he is keeping the vehicle’s current plates, you must give permission for him to do so in the letter. If the vehicle is 2001 or newer, you sign over the title to the vehicle, signed over to you by your family member in the ‘transfer of owner’ section on the back of the title. Otherwise, he will need the previous registration. If the title is from out of state, he will also need a VIN check at a RI police department. Your current RI license and insurance information will be needed at the time of registration. Gifts from immediate family members are considered sales tax exempt.

Maria, you can request one be sent to you by filling out this contact form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ It will take several days before you receive a response. Or, you can visit any DMV office and ask a clerk to print you a new one.

Violante, You want to apply for a Vanity plate. You can order it online here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/plates/vanity/ Plates could take six to eight weeks to be ready for you.

You can find a list of requirements here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/oos_transfer_request.pdf And more information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/transfer/index.php

Fill out the contact form on the DMV homepage to have the staff track your transaction: www.dmv.ri.gov Look for the blue tab on the right side of the home page.

Peter, it depends on the weight of the vehicle. You can find the fee chart at www.dmv.ri.gov/registration

Yes.

No, Judith. You can get a REAL ID version of your license whenever you want. Two details that may help make your decision: 1) Getting a REAL ID outside your 60-day license renewal period costs $27.50. 2) Doing it that way does not change the expiration date on your current license.

You can do it in person, or by mail: Mail the Application for Registration http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf and the Application for Remake of License Plates form http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/RemakeLicensePlate.pdf with the appropriate payment ($32.50 for standard plates) to: Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates 600 New London Avenue Cranston RI 02920.

Any of them. Location and hours are here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/locations/

No. You vehicle registration can be suspended if you fail to have insurance.

You can either go to any DMV office and have a clerk correct your record. Or, you can fill out this online form to have it done -- although it will take longer to get the corrected registration: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/

A lost or damaged Rhode Island driver's license can be replaced at any DMV branch location or at a AAA branch office (members only).The application form is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf More details here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/lost/

The ID is $27.50. It is free if you're 59 or older. Lasts for five years.

New vehicles are exempt from inspection for 2 years from the date of purchase or until the vehicle accumulates 24,000 miles, whichever occurs first. There's more information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/inspections/requirements/

You are supposed to transfer your registration to Rhode Island within 30 days of moving to the state.See here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/transfer/index.php

They provided you a temporary registration. They, or you, need to complete the full registration. See here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/newreg/index.php

Reservations are made online through the DMV website, www.dmv.ri.gov The reservation bar can be found on the home page. Choose "Cranston" as the location, Choose "No" for REAL ID, Choose "License/ID/Registration, and finally, Choose the "exam" option.

You can find that out through the R.I. Traffic Tribunal. The website is here: https://www.courts.ri.gov/Courts/rhodeislandtraffictribunal/Pages/default.aspx By downloading your driving record here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/ Or by making an appointment with a DMV hearing officer here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/adjudication/

Yes, Joseph. You can renew up to 60 days in advance.

Susan, it's $68.50 for the "Wave" version of vanity plate and $82.50 for the "Sailboat" version. The additional money they paid is because registrations are based on vehicle weight.

You should bring the plates to the Cranston office and speak with the clerk at the license plate distribution window on the first floor.

You will need your current RI drivers license, insurance information, a copy of the death certificate and proof or ownership of the vehicle - title if the vehicle is 2001 or newer, or registration certificate if the vehicle is a 2000 or older. There is NO FEE for this transaction.

Up to six weeks.

Here's how to go about getting replacements: If one or both plates are lost/stolen, you need to provide a police report. You can file the report at your local law enforcement agency. Or, you complete the Affidavit for Cancellation of Registration for Lost Plates, found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/AffidavitCancellationRegistrationLostPlates.pdf For more details, see here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php

Yes. You will have a new registration form issued first. (See here for details: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php) Then, you will need to have a gift letter stating both your names and addresses, the relationship between you, and the vehicle’s information (year, make, model, and VIN). If you are also keeping the vehicle’s current plates, he/she must give permission for you to do so in the letter. If the vehicle is 2001 or newer, you must have the title to the vehicle, signed over to you by your family member in the ‘transfer of owner’ section on the back of the title. Otherwise, you will need the previous registration. If the title is from out of state, you will also need a VIN check at your local police department. You will need your license and insurance information at the time of registration. Gifts from immediate family members are considered sales tax exempt.

To avoid having to pay the Rhode Island sales tax, the church would have to submit a Sales Tax Exemption letter or go to the state Division of Taxation to get an exemption record, either of which would be submitted at the time of the vehicle purchase/registration.

You can reach someone through the DMV Facebook page or by sending the staff a message here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/

You can check your driving record here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/

You may have a tax block on your registration. Check with your local tax collector.

You can complete a change of address request online here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/address_change

Right away,come in and I will replace it for you.

For the second violation, a civil penalty of not less than three hundred fifty dollars ($350), nor more than five hundred dollars ($500)

We wouldn't cancel your registration unless you formally applied to do that. You would have the transaction receipt. Otherwise, you can download your driving record at www.dmv.ri.gov

Two to four weeks.

Yes. See the window clerk in the section where your appointment is made -- Adjudications, Road Testing, or Commercial Driver's License.

Yes. Go to www.dmv.ri.gov and look for the online transaction list on the right side of home page.

Yes.

You need to surrender your license plates upon cancellation. Lost or stolen plates must be reported to your local police department. Submit the police report to the DMV, or complete this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/AffidavitCancellationRegistrationLostPlates. Send cancelled plates to: Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920. The DMV must confirm the registered owner. Include a photocopy of the registration, copy of the registered owner's driver license, OR other document identifying the owner. Plates will NOT be cancelled without these documents. They will remain active until the expiration date, and will be subject to any fees that may result. Use registered mail with a return receipt request. To request a plate cancellation receipt, please include a postage paid, self-addressed envelope. Keep the cancellation receipt to avoid tax claims.

No

Attorney general's office but it's not free.

A Rhode Island state ID is $27.50. They are free for people who are at least 59 years old. A first license is $39.50 for people who are at least 18 years old.

You'll need to go in.

You should speak with the compliance unit located on the first floor of the DMV Cranston office

Hello Leo, if it has been 8 weeks or more since you applied, please visit www.dmv.ri.gov and click on the feedback tab on the far right side of the homepage. You can provide us your license number, DOB and address and a transaction number if you have it. We will track down your license and contact you. Please give us three to five days to respond.

You may have to apply for a duplicate. Please visit www.dmv.ri.gov and fill out the feedback form you''ll find by clicking on the link at the far right of the homepage.

That's a bit to young. Learners permit at 16.

It would be best to have a corrected signature on the title notarized prior to arriving at the DMV.

The DMV, through a third-party service, contacts vehicle owners when their insurance lapses.

If you believe someone to be operating a vehicle improperly you should contact your local police department with that information.

If you changed your name in the process, you will need your most-recent marriage certificate (issued by a government agency -- not a minister or church). If you have a divorce decree, it would be useful to bring that along in case a clerk has a question about the name change(s) or sequence of events. Like all REAL ID applicants, you also will need proof of your Social Security number, a birth certificate (again, issued by a government agency -- not a hospital or church) and two documents proving your Rhode Island address. To learn more, visit www.dmv.ri.gov/realid

Yes. You can choose your test time here: https://www.ri.gov/app/dmv/road_tests/

You can apply to renew your license. We will approve it for as long as it has legal status in the US.

You have to go to Dorrance St. and get a 2 page compliance letter.Then,go to the adjudication department and pay reinstatement fees.

Tynita, if you are a full-time resident of Rhode Island, you should get a Rhode Island ID. But, if you still consider NY your permanent residence keep your NY ID.

If your Rhode Island license has a white star on a gold circle in the upper right-hand corner, then you already have a REAL ID license and don't need to do anything. If you do not have a license with the white start then you have to decide whether, and when, to get a REAL ID license. If you have a passport, you can wait until your license renewal period arrives in 2021. If you're not someone who plans to fly inside the U.S., you don't need a REAL ID license at all. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov/realid to learn more.

There was no extra fees when I went through this a few months ago. However I highly suggest you consult the DMV website. It's very thorough In explaining what documents you need for that type of transaction.

Yes. DMV offices in Cranston, Middletown, Wakefield and Woonsocket open at 8:30 a.m.

Sandra, you can find that information here on the DMV website: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/lost/ Here's a link to the form you need to fill out: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf A duplicate ID costs $27.50.

If you don't plan on traveling on a domestic air flight in the U.S., then no, you unlikely to need a REAL ID. A standard driver's license or ID will still be good for bank transactions and other activities.

Yes, if the vehicle qualifies.

You can cancel plates by mail: Send the cancelled plates to the Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920. Be sure to include a photocopy of the registration, copy of the registered owners driver license, OR other document identifying the owner. If there is no documentation of the registered owner, the plates will NOT be cancelled. They will remain active until the expiration date, and will be subject to any fees that may result. Use registered mail with a return receipt request. To request a plate cancellation receipt (Form TR-3), please include a postage paid, self-addressed envelope. Keep the cancellation receipt to avoid future property tax claims if your city or town neglects to remove you from their records.

What you need to know about transferring your vehicle registration can be found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/transfer/index.php Some things to know: Insurance is mandatory in Rhode Island. New residents need to have their cars inspected within five days of being registered. You will need the title of your vehicle if the model year of the vehicle is 2001 or newer. You will need to get a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) check done at a local police station before you register. License transfer details are here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/oosTransfer/ Your initial Rhode Island license will be valid for up to two years, expiring on your birthday.

Sr 22 is to prove you have valid insurance

Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Amex) - A fee of $2.75 will be added. eCheck (Bank Account and Routing Number) - There is no added fee for eCheck payment.

You have to come in for new registrations.

Yes.

No.

Your birth certificate and a marriage license, divorce decree or some other legal document that attests to your name change.

No. You would pay just the transfer fee -- as long as the out-of-state license is valid.

Yes you can.

Registrations are based on the weight of the vehicle, prorated by the date.

You can do it online here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/address_change

We don't waive that rule.

You can have your physician mail in the application after he/she fills it out. Please allow two to four weeks for processing.

Information regarding the length and GVW of the trailer is required at the time of registration. You can find more here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/trailer/index.php

Yes. When you purchase a vehicle in Rhode Island, you are required to pay sales tax on the vehicle and obtain a title in your own name, even if you do not register the vehicle. You will need to complete both: 1) a sales tax form, found here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/taxation/Sales_Tax.pdf 2) a title application, found here -- http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/title/TR-2_TR-9.pdf This transaction may be processed by mail, please send documents and payment to: Division of Motor Vehicles 600 New London Ave. Cranston, RI 02920

You may try learning whether you have a driving record here in Rhode Island by following the steps outlined here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/ You may also contact the clerk's office at the Rhode Island Traffic Tribunal. The website is here: https://www.courts.ri.gov/Courts/rhodeislandtraffictribunal/Pages/default.aspx Lastly, if you know the Rhode Island community in which you may have been issued a ticket, you should contact the police department of municipal clerk's office in that city or town.

Yes. Registrations are good for two years: $41.50+$2.50 technology surcharge. However, the registration is pro-rated by date.

You need a title for any vehicle model year 2001 or newer.

$7.50 or $12.50 depending on age.

You need both signatures. You can have them notarized.

I think it should be

Typically accept 10 at a time.

We can't answer the question the way you've asked it. Do you want to know how long it takes to get into a class? How long of a wait it is to take the knowledge exam? How long to schedule a road test? See here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/new/

You must pass the knowledge exam at the DMV, which can be done on a walk-in basis, and you may need to complete a road test, which you must schedule in advance. You can schedule a road test here: https://www.ri.gov/app/dmv/road_tests/ You will be required to take a driving test if you have: -- Never been licensed in any state or you hold a foreign country license. -- Your License has been expired for more than 5 years. -- Your Out-of-State License has been expired for more than 1 year. -- A physical condition (except corrective lenses) and DMV imposes a restriction, or if you are currently restricted and you request that the restriction be removed. -- Individuals 18 years of age or older must hold a Learner's Permit for at least 30 days prior to their first scheduled road test. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/new/

Your need to write a gift letter gifting her/him the plates. "I, Lea Rockholz, gift to XX, the following plate: _____." She/He would then bring in that letter and their old Rhode Island license plates, (if they have them) and we will do a Plate Change transaction. The form that is needed is the TR-1 form (Title and Registration Application). This form can be downloaded from our website (www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/registration) http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Easy, quick and simple.

A lost or damaged Rhode Island driver's license can be replaced at any AAA office (if you are a member.) Fill out this form and bring it with you: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf along with a document that proves your identity, such as a passport or birth certificate. (If you do not have either one AND you were born in Rhode Island, you can obtain a certified birth certificate at the Health Department window on the second floor of our Cranston office.) A duplicate license costs $27.50

Lydia, you can get the registration suspension lifted prior to an inspection. You will have to come to the Cranston office -- by public transportation or private ride -- to pay the reinstatement fee of $252.50 and any other fees you may owe. You would then be given time to have the vehicle inspected. To speak to a hearing officer, you can make an appointment in our Adjudication Office. https://ridmvreservations.stonewallsolutions.com/

In addition to completing a registration form, you will need: Valid RI insurance) Sales Tax form Title (if model year of vehicle is 2001 or newer), with seller's signature on back Bill of Sale Gross Vehicle Weight (GVWR) RI license or identification card Proof of Previous Owner, such as a registration certificate (non-titled vehicles) If two owners on title, both parties must be present during registration, if not, signature of the absent party must be notarized on application. For vehicles 2001 or newer, if the title is from another state or the vehicle was registered in another state, a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) check is required. Those are done at local police stations before you register the motorcycle.

You will need to fill out this form and bring it to the DMV along with some other documents: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Your friend will have to sign over the vehicle title to you. If your friend is giving you the car, you will need a "gift letter" (notarized and accompanied by a gift affidavit.) If you're buying the car from your friend, you will have to pay sales tax. The form to fill out is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/taxation/Sales_Tax.pdf You're going to need insurance on the car and a valid RI driver's license or state ID. If the car is from out of state, you will need to get a VIN check at a police station

No. You must go to a DMV office or AAA branch (if you are a member).

There is an $11.50 application fee plus $41.50 for the actual permit.

Yes.

$6.50 or $11.50 depending on age of driver.

Your family member needs to give you a gift letter stating both your names and addresses, the relationship between you, and the vehicle’s information (year, make, model, and VIN). If the vehicle is 2001 or newer, you must have the title to the vehicle, signed over to you by your family member in the ‘transfer of owner’ section on the back of the title. Otherwise, you will need the previous registration. If the title is from out of state, you will also need a VIN check at your local police department. You will need your current RI license and insurance information. Gifts from immediate family members are considered sales tax exempt. Immediate family members are limited to mother, father, sister, brother, son, or daughter, including step family relationships. If you have received a gift from a family member who is not considered immediate family, the gift letter will need to be notarized and you will need a signed Gift Affidavit.

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Everything needs to be up to date or they will give you a hard time !

They will give you a hard time if you don't put the new address and have proof of address. They want everything to be correct and they won't cut you any slack. Best thing to do is make sure you go there with proof that you moved , an electronic or paper bill , and put the new address.

No.

You can get a duplicate registration at any DMV or AAA office (if you are a member). Or you can apply by mail. The cost is $18.50

You can download the book at www.dmv.ri.gov. Click on "Licenses & IDs." Or, you can go to any DMV office to pick one up.

James, if your license has the wrong address on it we can correct this mistake at no cost to you. Please visit any DMV office to have it taken care of.

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If you're asking whether you have a license block, you can find that out by downloading your driving record online at www.dmv.ri.gov. You may also want to check with the clerk's office in the R.I. Traffic Tribunal. If you are asking whether there is a registration block on a vehicle you own, you should check with your municipal tax collector's office first before making an appointment in the DMV's Adjudication Office to resolve any issue.

Go to www.dmv.ri.gov and click on FAQ tab on top right of home page. There information is listed there.

Fill out the form here, let the DMV know what you would like changed. Include your driver's license number, address and contact information. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/

If no luck getting thru online go directly to RI DMV in Cranston..third floor ...go to the reception desk and ask for a supervisor. She will tell you the best way to get this error corrected. One of the 2 parties involved is driving illegally. They are very helpful at this DMV.

As many as you can afford.

Address changes can be done her: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/address_change

Fill out the form you find here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include as much information as you can, including your name, address and permit number, as well as the date/time/location of the original test appointment and a transaction number, if you have it.. An administrator will check your transaction record to make sure your reimbursement gets through.

FYI you need a current license, certified birth certificate, SSN card and 2 utility bills. Not sure why dmv couldn't have stated this to me directly

You can start by checking your driving record online at www.dmv.ri.gov. Look for the link on the home page.

You should first consider consulting her physician to discuss your mother's health, eyesight, hearing, etc. You should also consider making an appointment with a hearing officer in the DMV Adjudication Office to review her record and talk about options. You can do that here: https://ridmvreservations.stonewallsolutions.com/ Ultimately, the matter could go to the Medical Advisory Board, which advises the DMV administrator. Some detail can be found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/adjudication/medical/index.php

You need to complete and sign the application found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Refer to the third page of the for a list of documents needed to perform this transaction. Costs are listed in the fee table found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/fee/index.php#5 You can transfer the registration and plates to a new vehicle as long as the name on the registration remains the same.

You can order a replacement my mail, if you'd like. Go to www.dmv.ri.gov. Choose Registrations & Titles in the left-hand column. Then see "Lost or Damaged Registration or Plates" for instructions.

That depends on the dealer. The DMV processes those as the arrive. In many cases, a dealer sends them in a "batch" that are processed in a day.

Rarely. If you need to speak to a customer service representative, there is a separate window for license plate pick-up/drop off on the first floor of our Cranston office. There also is a drop-box for your plates.

Yes. Ask for a translator in the billing booth.

I believe you have to go to the DMV for a duplicate license or a AAA branch.

You can apply for a duplicate license at any DMV office or AAA office -- if you are a member. The cost is $26.50.

You can try to renew your RI license online at Www.dmv.ri.gov. You may still be within the renewal period.

If you didn't receive a registration renewal in the mail it is possible that you taxes on the car. Check first with your municipal tax collector to make sure your account is paid in full. If it is paid in full, you will be able to register the vehicle.

Some things to note. 1) registrations can take several weeks to arrive. 2) You should check with your city/town hall to ensure there is no tax block on the vehicle 3) Check your driving records as well, which you can access via www.dmv.ri.gov 4) We have replaced the yellow registration forms with white letter paper. Make sure not to throw it away by accident. 5) If the registration has not arrived by next week it may have been returned to our Cranston office. You should come in to have it issued to you directly.

Plates may be cancelled at any DMV branch location or at a AAA branch office (members only). You can find more information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/cancel/index.php

Rhode Island does not honor permits from another state because each state has its own set of laws when it comes to issuing permits, licenses and identification cards. Applicants who have completed a driver education class outside of Rhode Island must come to the DMV headquarters in Cranston with their driving school’s certificate to take a computerized knowledge exam.

Yes. Or you can do it online at www.dmv.ri.gov

You would keep the title if you paid for the car in full. If not, the financing company keeps the title until you've paid off the loan.

Department of Transportation medical exams must be performed by "Certified" medical examiners. A complete list of Certified Medical Examiners can be found on the National Registry website, https://nationalregistry.fmcsa.dot.gov Starting April 20, 2016, FMSCA requires both CDL drivers and Certified Medical Doctors to use the New Medical Examiners Certificate and New Medical Examiners Report. If the DOT physical was prior to this date, we will accept previous medical cards for Self Certification. All Certified Doctors have been informed. All CDL holders will be required to show their Medical Examiner's Certificate and Medical Examination Report Formfor all transactions of non-excepted drivers. You must present a valid Medical Card or Certificate to obtain a Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP). New Medical Certification requirements: https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/registration/commercial-drivers-license http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/Self_Certification_Form.pdf

Approximately 3 weeks.

ou will need proof of your identity, proof of your Social Security Number and proof of your address. You can find the details and the form here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf Y

If your out of state license has been expired for more than one year, you must apply for the Instruction Permit by taking the computerized knowledge exam at the Cranston DMV headquarters and a road test. You can find more information and links to the necessary forms here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/oosTransfer/

You can obtain your driving record here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/

You will need to secure insurance for the vehicle, make sure you have the title to the care -- if it is model year 2001 or newer -- and come into a DMV office to file a registration application and pay the fee. Renewing your license is separate. Depending on how long it is expired, you may have to retake a test.

Start at operator control First floor right hand side of the DMV in Cranston it's best to make an appointment there online it's called the adjudication Department Or learn how to ride the bus

Yes.

Lewanda, what is that you would like to know?

Fill out the form here http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ with make/model/year and registration of the vehicle, along with your name and address. Explain the mistake. An administrator can send a corrected registration to you. Someone will contact you if there are questions or further instructions.

Marc, you would have to go to the Title and Research sections of the DMV headquarters in Cranston to have a clerk research the vehicle record. Given the age of the vehicle, there may not be a title on record.

Massachusetts may have put a "block" on his or her vehicle registration until that bill is paid.

Gordon, you can drive yourself to a DMV or AAA office and apply for a duplicate. It costs $26.50. You will be given a temporary license to carry until your new one arrives in the mail.

You need to bring in your old plates to swap them for your new plates. Fill out this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ -- include your vehicle registration, make/model/year of the vehicle and the address on the registration. Our plate-room supervisor will contact you with that information.

There's an application form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf A sales tax form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/taxation/Tax_Exemption_Cert.pdf Or, if you've already paid sales tax in another state, you can file for an exemption: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/taxation/Sales_Tax_Exemption_Affidavit.pdf You can find more information about what to do on the DMV website: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/transfer/index.php

You can find that all here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/cancel/index.php including an affidavit to submit in the event your plates are lost or stolen: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/AffidavitCancellationRegistrationLostPlates.pdf

You can download a copy of your driving record here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/

When you purchase a vehicle in Rhode Island, you are required to pay sales tax on the vehicle and obtain a title in your own name, even if you do not register the vehicle. You will need to complete both a Sales Tax form and a Application for Title (TR-2/TR-9) form. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/fee/index.php#5 http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/taxation/Sales_Tax.pdf This transaction may be processed by mail, please send documents and payment to: Division of Motor Vehicles, 600 New London Ave., Cranston, RI 02920.

You do it in person you don't want to do it in person because they're upgrading to real IDs what do you need to bring a original birth certificate social security card and two proofs of address upon renewal

If you're asking do we accept cash as payment for being allowed to take the test, the answer is Yes

You sure can.

Of course

Retake

Is it possible, yes. Is it likely one is available, not so much. But you can apply and see if the combo you want isn't already taken by another vet.

No.

Prorated by date + $1.50. And, if it's going to be used on the road it needs to have liability insurance.

Yes. Acceptable forms of payment are: cash, money orders, personal checks, bank checks, and credit card (MasterCard, Discover, Visa and American Express).

What is it that you would like to know?

Yes, ma'am. If you want to continue owning and operating a vehicle, you have to pay the registration fees.

Yes. We have elevators that serve all three floors in the Cranston office.

You won't receive a new driver's license unless you request a license credential update. That will cost $26.50. Otherwise, your old address will remain on your credential until it's time to renew your license.

If you fail your driving test, you must call or visit a DMV office to schedule another driving test. You will not be allowed to re-take the test immediately. You must wait at least 30 days before your next appointment.

151.50.. after you take care of whatever other matters that may have led up to the suspension

Yes

Annual registration fees for vanity plates are higher than traditional plates. It would be $67.50 for a commercial vehicle plate and $81.50 for a passenger vehicle plate. You can order vanity plates online here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/plates/vanity/ It is also possible to get a vanity alphanumeric combination on one of our charity plates. See here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/plates/special/

You should notify your tax collector.

You have to be in the Cranston building by 3:15 p.m. All customers in the building by that time are served regardless of how long that takes on any given day.

Yes. However, the vehicle cannot weigh more than 9,000 poinds. You can order online here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/vanity/

The only person who can fill out a duplicate application for title is the last registered owner the last titled owner there is no way around that if you want more information www.ezregri.com

As many as you can afford

You can do it by mailing a money order along with your driver-record documents to: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles Adjudication Office 600 New London Ave. Cranston, RI 02920 You can have someone come to the DMV office in Cranston to pay your bill on your behalf.

No.

That's up to authorities in California.

Go to the DMV home page. Click on the feedback tab on right side. Fill out the form. A supervisor will review your record and respond in about a week.

Visit www.dmv.ri.gov and view the steps under the License section. Your would be an out-of-state transfer.

No. You can do that here, throug h our online system. See here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/insurance/ You can reinstate your registration after you complete the insurance process.

The trailer needs to have a title if it weighs more than 3,000 pounds. it must be inspected and you must have A VIN check if it was bought outside RI. Visit www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/trailer/index.php for more details.

Doesn't work that way. It has to be inspected in RI.

A duplicate is $26.50, unless you're at least 59 years old, in which case it's free.

It's $151.50. If there was a DUI involved its $351.50.

You can go as long as you want -- as long as you keep an unregistered vehicle off the road. If it needs to be on the road, you can get a temporary registration for five days.

You will need to have the bill of sale and the sales tax form to register the car.

Steve, you have to come into our Cranston office and fill out a request form. There is an $18.50 fee.

Certified driving records can be purchased online at www.dmv.ri.gov They are $19.50 each.

You can find what you need to do here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/stateID/ Here's the application: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf It will cost $26.50 Things to know: -- You must be a Rhode Island resident. -- You can not have a valid license in Rhode Island or any other state. -- If you are 59 years of age or older, there is no cost. -- If you do not have your Social Security card, please contact the Social Security Administration. -- Checks are not accepted for State Identification Cards. -- Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN): The Rhode Island DMV does not accept an ITIN as a form of identity. You must have a valid Social Security Number or an acceptable denial letter from Social Security with an acceptable visa code.

You should be able to renew your license online.

Vanessa, if you have a loan on the vehicle, the title is being held by the finance company. Otherwise, you should have received it by now. You can come to our Cranston office and have a clerk in our title section help you. Or, you can fill out this form and a supervisor will assist you: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ However, it will take several days to receive a response. You can find out more about obtaining a title, here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/titles/index.php

It depends on the type of transaction. Some transactions, such as renewals, can be done online or by mail. Others, such as a REAL ID license application, have to be done in person.

RIDMV wesite Forms n fees Title App TR - 2 form If vehicle had a loan on it ORIGINAL LIEN RELEASE NEEDS from bank U can mail in. Or present in person erd floor

Yes. First floor, just inside the main entry.

All DMV offices will be open on PresidentS Day.

Her license is valid for all purposes -- driving, banking, etc, -- through its expiration date. The exception is that beginning Oct. 1, 2020, it cannot be used as identification to board a domestic air flight within the U.S. or to enter some federal facilities. If she has a valid passport, she can use that when she flies or visits a federal building that requires ID for entry. She can also upgrade her license to a REAL ID version. See here for details: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/realid/

Yes.

Hi Lorrie, the dealership should have actually handed you the vehicle registration. Before coming to the DMV, please fill out this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include as much information about the vehicle (Make/Model/Year) and VIN. An administrator will research your record and may be able to mail you the registration. However, it will take several business days before you hear back from them.

fill out an Application for Registration, found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Check the: duplicate registration box Enclose the fee: $18.50 Mail to the: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Registration Duplicate 600 New London Avenue Cranston RI 02920

Over 50cc. Yes

The road test fee is $26.50. The written test is free.

No. You do not need a Rhode Island driver's license to register a vehicle in this state. However, you do need to transfer you driver's license to a Rhode Island one within 30 days of establishing residency here.

Yeah I believe that your last name begins with a b or a c and it's time for a renewal ATS a 2-year renewal It's just the nature of the beast when they go into a new registration at the month of expiration is dictated by the first letter of your last name so go ahead and pay the money so you can get your new stickers

Yes.

Bring your other plate to the DMV tell him what happened you got to go upstairs waiting in line and you'll get new plates

yes

Yes. Commercial inspections have some different criteria as there are different mechanical equipment involved, including caution lights, etc. It depends on the vehicle in question.

You can cancel registrations at a AAA office if you are a member.

No. The new title takes several weeks to arrive.

It normally takes 2 weeks.

Two to three weeks in most cases

If you're talking about the application time, expect it to take two to three hours at the DMV's main office in Cranston. It will take less time at a branch office, which see fewer customers. IDs are produced off-site and mailed to you. That will take two to three weeks.

Thank you. I found the Traffic Tribunal number and have to call on Monday, so far they are not projecting any postponements, I am just not trying to get myself screwed with the law... I live far far away and where I live, no-one plows, so I have to rely on the sun to melt away the snow

Perla, if you updated your license at www.dmv.ri.gov you should have seen a message stating your transaction was complete. Typically, it can take two to three weeks for your new license to arrive in the mail. So that a supervisor can review your record and transaction history, please fill out this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ include your address, DOB and your driver's license number.

What is it that you would like to know? We can answer here, on Facebook or through the contact form on the DMV home page.

You can find all the information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/lost/ A duplicate is $26.50.

It doesn't have to be a cable or electricity bill.

In person only at DMV Bring original birth certificate original social security card and a proof of address document

We need more information to determine that. Please make an appointment at our Cranston office here https://ridmvreservations.stonewallsolutions.com/

Given the registration has lapsed for that long, it would be best to treat this as a new registration. Here is a link to the application: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Here is a link to the fee table: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/fee/index.php#5 You will need the title if the vehicle is model year 2001 or newer There may be sales tax to pay on the vehicle as well. The form is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/taxation/Sales_Tax.pdf

No codes 1 monitor

No

Bring them to the plate window at the DMV.Make sure you get a receipt!

The vin should have given you the right info, but what you have to do now is to either go to AAA IF you are a member or back to the DMV with the proper information and change it

Apply for a duplicate title The form is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/title/TR-2_TR-9.pdf

You should keep the temporary plates on your car until the new ones arrive. In the meantime, fill out this form so that a supervisor can track down your plate transaction. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include the registration number and the address where the vehicle is registered.

Yes.

Mail an application for a duplicate to: Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Registration Duplicate, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920 You can find the application form and more information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php

Mr. Berardis, it would be better to send your question to the DMV by using this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ You can also contact the DMV on Facebook.

The computerized knowledge exams are given in our Cranston office, 600 New London Ave. No appointment is necessary. More information can be found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/new/

Louis, It is likely the envelope containing your license was returned to our office as undeliverable. So that we can have a supervisor research your record and respond to you privately, please fill out this contact form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include your license number, address and DOB.

Onaysia, it can take several weeks for those to be returned to you. The holiday period likely slowed title processing.

The placard can be used with a different car. The placard needs to be hung from the rear view mirror of the vehicle and the placard holder has to have the placard certificate in the vehicle. So, the placard and the certificate follow along with the holder, not necessarily any one vehicle.

www.ezregri.com Any registration or title needs

It needs to be registered. You need to be licensed to drive it on a public road.

Proper identification like a bill with your name and address, proper forms for duplicate license, social security card and a check.

This is a restriction placed on an individual’s license usually due to diminished vision or hearing loss. It requires that all vehicles operated by the individual be equipped with both inside and outside mirrors. By law, all vehicles are required to be equipped with a driver’s side rear-view mirror AND either a rear view mirror or a passenger’s side outside mirror or both. This restriction would prevent someone from operating a vehicle that was NOT equipped with a driver’s side mirror AND a rear-view mirror. Most newer vehicles are equipped from the factory with all three mirrors as standard equipment so it is usually not an issue, unless it is a vehicle with the rear view mirror obstructed (small box truck, etc.)

Yes

That is not true and if someone steals money, they are fired immediately.

Closed xmas day Regular hours 830 open Door in Cranston closes at 315 All other beanches and they close that door at 3:15 all the other branches open at 8:30 and they close the door at 3:30

Our locations and schedules can be found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/locations/ Woonsocket is open Monday through Friday 8:30 am to 3:30 pm All DMV offices will be open Monday, Dec. 24. They will be closed Tuesday, Dec. 25.

Yes. All DMV offices will operate on their standard schedules Monday, Dec. 24.

Yes.

DD-214 and a visit to the DMV

As long as t the tr1 form is notarized

You can apply for 5-day temporary registration to get the vehicle to RI, properly insured and registered.

Yes. But, if you are not present at the DMV, the registration document needs to be notarized.

Police here in Rhode Island.

Ondrea, fill out the customer form you'll find here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include as much information as you can -- including your name, date of birth, address and the permit number. We'll have an administrator look at your record and advise you on the status of your license. It very well may have been returned to the DMV because of an incorrect address.

You will have to have a title to register that vehicle. Visit the title office in our Cranston headquarters to order a duplicate title. Depending on the origin of the vehicle, they may be able to produce one for you. You will also need to visit a Rhode Island police department and have a VIN check to done. Call your local police to see whether and when they conduct VIN checks, as most do it on limited schedules.

If person registering the vehicle is not present during the registration transaction, the registration application (TR-1) must be notarized. The form is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf See page 3 for instructions.

Erica, you may be able to apply for duplicate SS card online at https://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber

Yes. There are vending machines in our Cranston main office.

No. That has to be done in a DMV office.

You must provide a police report for the lost/stolen plate. You can file the report at your local law enforcement agency. Or, you can complete this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/AffidavitCancellationRegistrationLostPlates.pdf You can find more information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/damaged/index.php

You can check his driving record here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/ Or, you can try to reach a clerk in the Adjudication Office at 462-0800. You may also try to contact the R.I. Traffic Tribunal and speak to a court clerk. The phone number is (401) 275-2700.

You need to come into one of our offices to make that change. Go to www.dmv.ri.gov. Click on the License and ID tab. Then click on Out of State transfer to get forms and instructions.

The other respondents are correct, you can call the title office. You can also fill out this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ A supervisor will research your record and get back to you in about a week. Remember, if you took a loan out on the vehicle, the title may be with the loan company.

You can go to any DMV office to replace a lost license. Or, you can go to any AAA office in Rhode Island if you are an association menber.

You can register your vehicle online at www.dmv.ri.gov

Hello Ruby, You need a certified copy of your birth certificate or Proof of Identity document and a Social Security Card, among other things. Go to www.dmv.ri.gov and look under the New License Permits for more details.

You must take the written test first,then the road.

Surrender her license and obtain a RI state ID.

You can do that by filling out this form and bringing the correct documents to any DMV office: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Registration fees are based on vehicle weight. The fee table is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/fees/RegByWeightChart.pdf

See page 30 of the Rhode Island Driver's Manual for an illustration. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/manuals/Driver_Manual_FINAL.pdf

You would have to start from the beginning with our driving classes.

You have to come in person.

A duplicate registration can be obtained at any DMV branch location or at a AAA branch office (members only). If you want to be issued one plate: You must provide a police report for the lost/stolen plate. You can file the report at your local law enforcement agency. Or complete this form and mail it to us: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/AffidavitCancellationRegistrationLostPlates.pdf

Yes

Yes

Yes.

You can read or download the Rhode Island Driver Manual here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/manuals/Driver_Manual_FINAL.pdf You can also pick one up at any DMV office or at a local driving school.

I don't know go to the dmv.gov website and ask them

Vehicle registrations are based on vehicle weight. The fee table can be here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/fees/RegByWeightChart.pdf If you did not receive a notice in the mail use the form found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf All registration renewals must be processed by mail, online with a credit card or deposited in the drop-boxes located at any DMV branch location. If you are a AAA member you can renew your registration at any of the organization's branch offices. Check with your Tax Collector to see if you owe property taxes on your vehicle. If you have outstanding taxes and your city or town has placed a block against you in the DMV system, you will not receive a renewal notice and the DMV will not be able to renew your registration. Pay your property tax and have the Tax Collector send the clearance to the DMV.

A sharp-eyed respondent noticed a mistake on our part. We are amending a previous answer to this question. Yes, you can register a vehicle in Rhode Island even though you live out of state. You must provide proof of your Rhode Island address (where the vehicle will be "garaged" while it is in Rhode Island.) You also must provide proof of your identity. You can find a list of acceptable identity documents on page 3 of the license application form here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf

If the vehicle is 2001 or newer, you must have the title to the vehicle, signed over to you by a family member in the ‘transfer of owner’ section on the back of the title. Otherwise, you will need the previous registration. If the title is from out of state, you will also need a VIN check at your local police department to register the car. You can make a correction on the title here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/title/TR-2_TR-9.pdf If you are buying the car, the title can be signed over to you by a seller. When you purchase a vehicle in Rhode Island, you are required to pay sales tax on the vehicle and obtain a title in your own name, even if you do not register the vehicle.

3 to 5 weeks

No.

Any Rhode Island resident 18 years of age or older who has have never been issued a Rhode Island driver's license or if the license has been expired for more than five years, must apply for a driving instruction permit by taking the computerized knowledge exam.

Pickups are considered commercial vehicles. They're registered with "Commercial" plates. If the Gross Vehicle Weight of the vehicle is 8,800 lbs or less, they can be registered with a "Combination" plate.

Titles are only required for vehicles that are 2001 and newer. The Research Office at the DMV headquarters in Cranston may be able to assist you in documenting the vehicle's information. The Massachusetts RMV may also be able to assist you in obtaining a copy of your lien.

You need to make a reservation in our Adjudication Office. You can do that here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/adjudication/

If your permit has expired, you have to take the test again.

Yes. When ordering veteran license plates, you need to provide either discharge papers (form DD-214) or other valid proof supporting your military record. The waving flag "Veteran" plate is available as passenger, commercial (10,001 lbs or less), and motorcycle plates.There will be a sticker on the upper right corner designating the branch of service or Gold Star parent. There is no fee for an initial Veterans plate. You'll have to fill out the registration form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Bring the form with you to any DMV office to get your new plates. If the alphanumeric combination from your "Sailboat" plate is available, it will be issued to you. If no, we will offer you another set. You can also cancel your old plates that time, if you should choose to do that.

The DMV halted refunds for early cancellation in 2017.

Yes.. They are currently in the process of upgrading to the real ID And if you're up for Renewal or care to upgrade you either bring you a passport and if you don't have one you bring original social security card and two proofs of residence If you have a passport you can go to the DMV and have your driver's license changed while you wait same day If not bring an original social security card and two proofs of residence a cable bill and gas bill and electric bill at checking out statement one of those things and you'll be able to upgrade to real ID

Sure, as long as you have the title you're good to go

Any dmv w the clerk at the greeting desk...or plate dept at cranston 1st floor left

No. But he or she will need the title to the vehicle (if it is model year 2001 or newer). If you don't have the title, you may go to the Title Research office in our Cranston office to apply for a duplicate. Without a title, they will need some proof that you own the vehicle. They will also need a bill of sale from you. You can find out more here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/newreg/index.php

You should have done it online No they have a Grace. I think that goes all the way up to 90 days

Yes.

If you are moving from out of state, within 30 days of moving to Rhode Island you must obtain a new title and registration for your vehicle. You need proof of insurance at the time you register a vehicle. Insurance is mandatory in Rhode Island. You must carry liability at the minimum and your insurance company must be licensed to do business in the State of Rhode Island.

You can go to a DMV office or apply for a plate remake by mail. You will need to fill out two forms -- A registration application, found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf And a plate remake form, found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/RemakeLicensePlate.pdf If you want to mail in the forms, include the payment as well, to: Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920.

Jordan, A "hold" may have been placed on your driver's license due to unpaid fines. You may want to check your driving record. You can do that here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/statuscheck/ If you cannot find anything in your record, call the R.I. Traffic Tribunal at (401) 275-2700 to talk to a court clerk. You can also have a DMV administrator research your record, by filling out this form. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include any relevant information, including a Rhode Island address, if you lived here previously, as well as a driver's license number. It will take at least three days for a response through the Feedback section.

Lisa, there are a number of steps you have to take to get your first license: You must apply for a driving instruction permit by taking the computerized knowledge exam. Our driver's instruction manual goes into more detail. You can pick up a manual at one of our offices or it can be viewed here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/manuals/Driver_Manual_FINAL.pdf You will have to take a road test. While the computer test is free, the road tests are not. There also will be license application fees. Costs are listed in the DMV Fee Table, here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/fee/index.php#1 Good luck!

Feel free to use a runner service like www.ezregri.com

Call pick and pull.

No.

Rhode Island state identification cards are $26.50 (or free, if you're at least 59 years old). You cannot have a valid license in Rhode Island or any other state. You will need your Social Security card. If you do not have one, please contact the Social Security Administration. Checks are not accepted for Rhode Island state identification cards. The application is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf You can find more information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/stateID/

The written exam must be taken all at once. You can request to take it in Spanish. The written exam must be taken in one sitting. You can request to take it in Spanish.

Registrations are scheduled on a staggered basis throughout the year, primarily based on the alphabet. The fee you paid this time is pro-rated based on the number of months it will be in use. Your registration renewal in May 2019 will be good for the full two-year period.

Yes. A customer service representative will make that correction for you. There won't be a charge. You may need to speak to a supervisor at the check-in booth to point out the error.

You should call operator control to see if you have any registration issues.

Yes. You can request they be sent to our Middletown office. Easiest way to do that would be by using the feedback tab on the DMV website. You will find it on the right side of the home page at www.dmv.ri.gov

Deborah, we'll need more information to review your record. So that we can communicate privately, fill out the feedback form you can find at www.dmv.ri.gov It's on the right side of the home page.

You're going to have to get the VIN done first. Those are done at any municipal police station. Contact one near you to learn what days/times they do those. To register a vehicle, you will need the title, if the vehicle is model year 2001 or newer. If the vehicle is older than that, you will need proof of ownership, such as a bill of sale. Here's the registration form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Registrations fees are based on vehicle weight. The fee table is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/fees/RegByWeightChart.pdf You can find more information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/transfer/index.php

Registration stickers can be obtained at any DMV office. Bring the registrations and, as a backup take pictures of the plates to show a clerk or supervisor. If they're satisfied with those they will give you new stickers.

Titles are only required for vehicles that are 2001 and newer. Most new car dealers in Rhode Island can handle that transaction for you through a direct connection they have to the DMV computer system. If they insist you obtain the title on your own you must do that in the Research Office of our Cranston headquarters. Here is the form to fill out: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/title/TR-2_TR-9.pdf Costs are listed in the DMV Fee Table, hereL http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/fee/index.php#6

You have to go and purchase a duplicate license for $26.50.

Yes,as long as your registration and insurance policy is active.

Depends on how much the fees are and where you got them

There's no cost to the exam.

Linda, you can do that at AAA if you are a member. Bring both plates. If one or both plates are missing, you will mees to file a police report and bring that to AAA.

A learner's permit from RI will probably not be valid in Puerto Rico,you must check with the DMV there to make sure.

Registrations are based on vehicle weight. See here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/fees/RegByWeightChart.pdf The gift letter needs both your names and addresses, your relationship and the vehicle’s information (year, make, model, and VIN). If you are keeping the vehicle’s current plates, the letter must state that. You will need the previous registration. Cars from out of state will need a VIN check at a police department. You'll need a current RI license and insurance.

Standard sticker inspection is $55 and it is good for two years.

Registration is based on vehicle weight. See here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/fees/RegByWeightChart.pdf

You can have as many vehicles as you can afford to register.

Yes, Malachi. Someone else can pay for the license, but you still have to complete the application form, http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf, provide the documents, etc. You have to be there.

It's $21.50 if your moving plates from one vehicle to another. It's $41.50 if your swapping plates between two vehicles. Here's the form to fill out: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf You can find more information here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/plateTransfer/index.php

You will need a letter from your commanding officer if active duty or certifying officer if retired, along with the RI National Guard Adjutant General's signature validating your National Guard status. Available as passenger or commercial (8,500 lbs or less) plates Costs are listed in the DMV Fee Table here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/fee/index.php#4 You will need to complete the Application for Registration and bring it to the DMV.

Don, You can find out how to transfer a license here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/oosTransfer/ Here is the form you will need to fill out: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf The third page of the form gives you the full document list The license transfer cost is $43.50

The state of Rhode Island offers temporary plates that are good for 5 days

A duplicate registration can be obtained at any DMV branch location or at a AAA branch office (members only). The replacements are $18.50. You have to fill out this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf And, if the plate is lost or stolen, you have to file a police report and fill out this for: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/AffidavitCancellationRegistrationLostPlates.pdf If the plate(s) is/are damaged, fill out this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/RemakeLicensePlate.pdf You can apply by mail. Send the Application for Registration to the Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Registration Duplicate, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920

Stephanie that depends on the municipality where the ticket was issued. You would have to check with them. You could also check the RI Traffic Tribunal.

Yes -- if you have the registration form signed by her and notarized. The form is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf If she is changing license plates, you also need to bring in the old plates so that those can be canceled and returned to list of available registrations.

I wouldn't recommend that you gift your plates to anyone.If you are selling your truck,you should cancel the plates to avoid paying any fees.The person who is buying your truck can get their own plates in their name.

As long as they have your written permission someone else can go for you with your check made out to the DMV. Do not mail a check, you might not find out the results for up to 8 weeks. I do recommend that you go yourself

Loretta, If you can't make it to a DMV office, fill out this form http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ explaining the situation, including the registration number, your address and the make/model/year of the car. A supervisor will review our transactions to determine whether your renewal request completed successfully. Responses can take three days.

If the original title listed a lien holder and the loan has been paid, a “Release of Lien” must be submitted with the application for duplicate title. Lien Releases must have original signatures. Faxed or photocopies will not be accepted. Loan contracts stamped paid are not accepted as a release of lien.

No

Fill out the form here, a supervisor will research your record and let you know how to proceed: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/

$26.50 (or free, if you're at least 59 years old)

No,you have to transfer them in the license/registration department on the 2nd floor.

Go to the tax collector in the town you move to

It's your permit, so it's up to you to get it

I need apoiment for Aid

If you applied for your registrations thru AAA you might be able to get it done thru them, otherwise you will have to go back to the DMV with your proof of insurance and the vin numbers that should be on your proof of insurance

Thank you very much for your answer God bless you

Plates may be cancelled at any DMV branch location or at a AAA branch office (members only). Out-of-state plates must be returned to the original state. Things to Know The DMV requires you to surrender your license plates upon cancellation. To cancel the plates, submit the police report to the DMV, or complete the (Affidavit for Cancellation of Registration for Lost Plates). To cancel plates by mail: Send the cancelled plates to the Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920. In order to cancel plates, the DMV must confirm the registered owner. Be sure to include a photocopy of the registration, copy of the registered owners driver license, OR other document identifying the owner. If there is no documentation of the registered owner, the plates will NOT be cancelled. They will remain active until the expiration date, and will be subject to any fees that may result.Use registered mail with a return receipt request.

Yes. Or you can do it by mail. To cancel plates by mail: Send the cancelled plates to the Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920. In order to cancel plates, the DMV must confirm the registered owner. Be sure to include a photocopy of the registration, copy of the registered owners driver license, OR other document identifying the owner. If there is no documentation of the registered owner, the plates will NOT be cancelled. They will remain active until the expiration date, and will be subject to any fees that may result. Use registered mail with a return receipt request. To request a plate cancellation receipt (Form TR-3), please include a postage paid, self-addressed envelope. Keep the cancellation receipt to avoid future property tax claims if your city or town neglects to remove you from their records.

Yes. Plates may be cancelled at any DMV branch location or at a AAA branch office (members only). Out of state plates must be returned to the original state. To cancel plates by mail: Send the cancelled plates to the Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Plates, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920. In order to cancel plates, the DMV must confirm the registered owner. Be sure to include a photocopy of the registration, copy of the registered owners driver license, OR other document identifying the owner. If there is no documentation of the registered owner, the plates will NOT be cancelled. They will remain active until the expiration date, and will be subject to any fees that may result. Use registered mail with a return receipt request. To request a plate cancellation receipt, please include a postage paid, self-addressed envelope. Keep the cancellation receipt to avoid future property tax claims if your city or town neglects to remove you from their records.

If your out of state license has been expired for more than one year, you must apply for the Instruction Permit by taking the computerized knowledge exam at the Cranston DMV headquarters and a road test.

Application http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pd Insurance Information Sales Tax form http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/taxation/Sales_Tax.pdf Title (if model year of vehicle is 2001 or newer) Seller must sign the back of the title (if model year of vehicle is 2001 or newer). Bill of Sale Gross Vehicle Weight RI license or identification card Proof of Previous Owner (non-titled vehicles) If two owners on title, both parties must be present during registration, if not, signature of the absent party must be notarized on Application for Registration. IF the title is from another state or the vehicle was registered in another state, a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) check is required before you register the car. More here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/newreg/index.php

Bring copy of bill of the sale to the plate department at the Cranston DMV if you have the old plates you should bring those if those plates were transferred onto another vehicle and you had traded in the prior vehicle that should be on the bill of sale you also can bring that same proof to your town or city hall that still taxing you on the vehicle if that's the case lastly the phone number to the state division of taxation is 401 222-1040 you want to speak to someone regarding excise tax on a vehicle hope that helps

You would most likely have to pay the reinstatement fee , but bring extra money just in case they want you to pay for a new one as well. When you go there , the lines are really long and some of the workers are extremely RUDE. Especially downstairs where they have to check and verify paperwork. They might find any reason to give any one a hard time. But good luck with all that. Hope you dont have to pay extra !

I believe I can help you my phone number is 401-332 6597 I would need a picture of the current registration card and your driver's license email to me after we speak would appreciate your phone call to happen tomorrow or after 8 p.m. this evening

Submit your request for a status check here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ You'll get in answer in three to five days.

Turn them in the first floor

A duplicate registration can be obtained at any DMV branch location or at a AAA branch office (members only). You need to complete and sign the Application for Registration. http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Refer to the third page of the Application for Registration for a list of documents needed to perform this transaction. Costs are listed in the DMV Fee Table http://www.dmv.ri.gov/forms/fee/index.php#5 By Mail: Send the Application for Registration to the Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Registration Duplicate, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920

You will get a paper copy that will serve as a temporary license/ID until the credential arrives in the mail -- in about three weeks.

You will have to come into a DMV office to do that.

If there was ever a loan on the vehicle, the loan company would have the title number. It's also possible that your insurer would have that information, Please note, you must obtain a Release of Lien from the loan company along with the request for a duplicate title.

That may depend on who put the block on your registration. You could look at your driving record here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/mvr/citizen/ You may also need to check with the Traffic Tribunal or the municipality that placed the block on your registration (typically for unpaid taxes).

Linda, registration combinations are not returned to the available queue for at least 90 days.

Yes, you could be stopped for a lapsed registration. The dealer should have taken care of this transaction in August.

Where you were the co-signer after it was paid off the title would be in your name. So what you have to do is to apply for a new title by having her sign the back of the original title and fill out the application for a transfer of title. If the tags are in your name then you will have to sell her the vehicle. Best thing to do is to speak to her insurance company for the finer details

Save yourself the trip, renew your registration online here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/vrr/ If you find the system won't allow you to renew it online, fill out this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/feedback/ Include the vehicle make/model and registration, your address and DOB. An administrator can research your record and let you know if there is a violation or some other matter blocking registration. If so, you may have to get that cleared up with a court or a municipal tax collector.

Yes. But you must request it in advance.

Providing your vehicle meets all of the qualifications to be considered a antique you have to fill out the application for antique plates, you should be able to get the proper information from your insurance company

You can mail in the application for a duplicate to: R.I. Division of Motor Vehicles Attn: Registration Duplicate, 600 New London Avenue, Cranston RI 02920 Application here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf

The person who got the ticket first has to pay the ticket to the city who wrote the ticket or they will put a lien on the car and then it's okay to register the the car in either the state it was registered in or a different state

You have to go back to the DMV UNLESS YOU HAVE AAA , then you can go there

If you have triple A, you can go to them, or if he has a wheelchair you can do that as well

Bring your old registration and plates with you to the DMV and you will be all set

Yes, if you want a clean title then you must do this. If you don't and you decide to sell or trade the vehicle, the title will have to be searched and you may be pushed off by the DMV for as much as 6 weeks

Same as a car

Yes. All newly registered vehicles (except new vehicles) must have a valid Rhode Island inspection certificate (sticker) or pass a Safety and Emissions inspection within 5 days of registration. Failure to comply may result in registration suspension until such time as the vehicle is brought into compliance. New vehicles are exempt from inspection for 2 years from the date of purchase or until the vehicle accumulates 24,000 miles, whichever occurs first.

Yes. See more here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/inspections/ Inspection station locations: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/inspections/Safety%20and%20Emissions%20Stations.pdf

Take the plates and the registration with you to the DMV as well as your new title bill of sales and application for registration with you to the DMV have them cancel your old registration and transfer the plates to the new car

Registration information can be found here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/registrations/newreg/index.php You need to complete this form: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/registration/TR-1.pdf Fees are based on weight, prorated by date. The chart is here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/fees/RegByWeightChart.pdf

DMV will be closed Monday August 13th due to state holiday (VJ day)

Don't know what it could be, it could be anything from revoked to fines and penalties or unpaid taxes

You have to get a form from the DMV and have your doctor sign it and return to the DMV

You can find out how to transfer your license here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/licenses/oosTransfer/ You need to complete and sign the License/ID/Permit Application, here: http://www.dmv.ri.gov/documents/forms/license/LI-1.pdf An out-of-state license transfer is $43.50 If your out of state license has been expired for more than one year, you must apply for the Instruction Permit by taking the computerized knowledge exam at the Cranston DMV headquarters and a road test. Your initial Rhode Island license will be valid for up to two years, expiring on your birthday.

You can bring that as well as banking information and original bills from utility companies. Also a paycheck with your address on it.

Yes. You can do it here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/licenserenewal/

Go back on monday and cancel them

In order to get your license reinstated you have to pay whatever you owe, no matter where you live.

First floor of Cranston DMV.

You can do that online here: https://www.ri.gov/DMV/address_change

Go online to get the application for replacement plates. Bring it to the first floor 2nd window on the left, bring $31.50 cash or check. You will be notified when you can pick them up bring in your old plates when you pick up the new ones.

Call the registered they will tell if it was.

Yes you do, it's first come first serve.

Tell you what, call the police with the plate number if you can read it and see what happens

As I told you before, no. Once a spouse dies everything has to be rewritten to the surviver

No, you have to get it rewritten so everything is in your name

Yes. The Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles no longer requires, nor will it accept, SR-22 financial responsibility filings.

I really dont believe he does, but call the registry to be sure.

You have to use the VIN, and go to the DMV with it,

It's not necessarily illegal. Within 30 days of moving to Rhode Island you must obtain a new title and registration for your vehicle. However, there are exceptions for temporary residents, such as students and business consultants.

No. The Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles no longer requires, nor will it accept, SR-22 financial responsibility filings.

I'm not sure if there is a fee, but you have to show proof that you are who you say you are. Also, you might be able to get that information from your insurance company

You can try, but they are going to want to see positive identification

Go back to the DMV with proof from your Dr. that you no longer need glasses to drive and have them issue you a new license

As long as you you have all of the paperwork including the titles for both, yes

You need a Rhode Island license and have to be a Rhode Island resident, or register the vehicle to a business that is located in Rhode Island.

I can not confirm that so my recommendation is to check the DMV websites

If the vehicle is in your name you have to be at the DMV

Not necessarily, however it depends on what the DMV and the state classifies it as a scooter. You do have to register it though. So go to the DMV site and see what they classify as a scooter