Anchorage DMV

What documents do I need for the real ID

20$ Just got mine today, they do take card. Fyi

$25, you would need to take the written test and you will need birth certificate or passport and piece of mail from last 90 days, if you want the new Federal ID it's $40

$180 for everything new plate and new registration

$100 after you pass all your other tests $15 for permit

Title and registration includes tags. Congrats on the new car!

Yes, $15 for an ID card but you need to bring in the same identity documents as a license.

Birth certificate, Social security card and a piece of mail with your name and home address on it.

Hi Tommie, please see our website at www.alaska.gov/dmv for a list of transactions that may be processed online.

A title transfer is $15, if we are issuing a title with a lien holder it is $30.

It depends on your circumstances. If you're just renewing an expired or soon to be expired license, then presenting the expired license, itself, to the DMV agent should suffice. it is always a good idea to talk to the experts so call the DMV for more information

We are currently appointment based; appointments can be scheduled online at www.alaska.gov/dmv and we do have Business Partners that can also assist.

Now you can go to DMV without an appointment. I had an appointment and it did not save any time on way or the other.

There are no penalties or late fees, however if you go in the office there is a required walk In fee of $10 that gets added to your registrations.

Titles are $15

Yes you will get a temporary paper license emailed to you

Usually $15 for a standard one, more if you elect for a Real ID.

If you have time to go to the DMV you wouldn't have to wait in line just go to the back to driver services and they'll tell you what you need to get your update

You can expect to get your Alaska state ID anywhere in between 1 and 4 weeks. I once got my Alaska state driver's license in less than one week!

Hi George! You can renew up to 1 year minus one day prior to expiration. For example, if your birthday is February 14th and your license expires in 2019, you may renew on February 15th, 2018.

It depends on the vehicle age for taxation. All passenger vehicles charge $100.00 then tax, then 15.00 for Alaska title from out of state. If your vehicle over 10 years old for example 100.00 +70.00tax+15.00 title fee if from out of state=185.00 minimum.

65 for vehicle registration and 60 for free ID card

Depends on why it got suspended in the first place.

For a list of our offices and our Business Partners, please go to our website at www.alaska.gov/dmv.

No, you may walk in without an appointment.

Birth certificate or passport, proof of address = 2 letters with your name on it, bring by mailman to your house (received recently) and social security card.

State of Alaska or DMV

Hello, please see the link below. You will also need to take the General Knowledge Test and the Road Test (if applicable). http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/akol/index.htm

Have you had a license before?

You need to call apd to report it first and then you ask them what is next

by giving it to me.

If you never had license before. Yes you do need to learn the book so you can get the permit . Second you need to practice the driving so u can pass the the test driving.

You may send your paperwork to 3901 Old Seward Highway Suite 101, Anchorage, AK 99503. Many of your transactions may be processed online, for a list of what may be processed online, please see our website at www.alaska.gov/dmv.

Hi Joan, if you need to apply for a One Way Trip Permit you will need to show ownership of the vehicle. You may apply in person by visiting your local DMV or Business Partner.

Hi Maxine- Please see our website at www.alaska.gov/dmv to see our road test schedule.

My wife does, how much

Hi Ken- If they are generic, they will go with the vehicle. If they are personalized, disabled, disabled veteran, or veteran plates they will go with you.

Birth certificate,passport or lawful status doc. AND social security card, w2, or paystub with full social. AND 2 proof of residence documents from different sources one of has date within 90days. And any legal name change docs. All original, all physical, non electronic copies. Guidelines are on the website

Hi Jim- Are you referring to a REAL ID compliant credential?

Hi Gary- Yes, if he is already in our system that is fine.

They should do it. Another place to go is castech finger printing 2217 E Tudor Rd #12

Hi Betsy- Please use our online fee chart! https://online.dmv.alaska.gov/MVRTCost/

Hi Rick- No there is not :)

Hi- The background check application can be found online at www.alaska.gov/dmv; I apologize we do not do alcohol permits.

Call or online scheduling...

Hi! You may have the documents processed through the mail. We would need the Manufacturers Certificate of Origin or title, form 812, Odometer Disclosure (if applicable), Power of Attorney (if applicable), and payment; form 812 and our fee chart may be found online at www.alaska.gov/dmv.

Hi Helen, it is May 3, 2023!

Hi Debbie, trailers need to be titled and registered in Alaska.

I don't know personally but I would suggest looking online at Alaska dmv.gov

Hi Maax, I apologize and will look into that. Please schedule a appointment online at www.alaska.gov/dmv or you may also visit one of our Business Partners; if you are under the age of 18 you will need to have a parent with you.

Hi Eric, a standard is $15 and a REAL ID compliant card is $35.

You may be eligible to renew your license online at www.alaska.gov/dmv.

Hi Steve, it can take up to 12 weeks to receive them in the mail.

It is up to you if you would like to apply for a REAL ID; starting October 1st 2021, you will need a REAL ID or another acceptable form of identification to travel or enter a federal building. We would be more than happy to assist you with a REAL ID if you would like! A list of acceptable documents can be found online at www.alaska.gov/dmv or you may call us at 907.269.5551.

Hi Denise, you may apply for your driving record online at www.alaska.gov/dmv for $10 and it will be emailed to you.

Hi Ruby, yes; we are currently appointment based. Please see our website at www.alaska.gov/dmv for more information.

Are you renewing a commercial license? Are you going to be applying for a REAL ID compliant license?

Hi Carolyn, you may be eligible to renew your registration online at www.alaska.gov/dmv.

http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/

https://online.dmv.alaska.gov/REALIdChecklist Start there and follow the prompts. Make sure your documents are current.

Hi James! Please see our fee chart online at www.alaska.gov/dmv!

Appointment only

Social security card, and school or any old ID that u already have.

Hi Taisto, a list of our closures for the upcoming year can be found at www.alaska.gov/dmv.

They are good for 60 days

This can now be processed online at www.alaska.gov/dmv!

It's not the same. You'll need your social security card & your birth certificate. I'd also bring 2 pieces of mail with your address at least one within 60 days I believe (they may not need it because your ID is still valid, but better to be safe than sorry) . The cost of a real ID is 40 for a driver's license, 35 for a state ID You're also supposed to make an appointment online btw

I believe if it has been expired for 90 days.

8am - 5pm I believe

I think you take plates to dmv to register it to new car

Anytime just go in the website

http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/reg/ I'm just a client, but the website helps

No cops will pull them over and take away

Schedule an appointment or go in with 3 hours minimum to wait. Can go to the website and schedule an appointment and takes around 15 minutes but is a week to a week and a half out.

There is a practice test on the dmv website you can take as well. 20 available questions and you must get at least 16 to pass.

I just walked in but appointments can be made.

http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/titles/home.htm

Yes, you can get a duplicate

A driver license is good for 8 years now. If that is what you're asking

If you have a valid passport you can use that as a ID until it expires

You may be eligible to apply online at www.alaska.gov/dmv; yes, you may bring that in.

Hi Rivka, please see our website at www.alaska.gov/dmv to for a list of acceptable documents.

Hi Stephanie, please see our website at www.alaska.gov/dmv and use our fee chart!

Sorry about losing your wallet. Other forms of identification can be used. I would also look into getting your social security card replaced.

We are closed the 28th and 29th for Thanksgiving statewide. We will be open 12/24 and 12/26 with partial staffing. If time is a factor remember you can set a same day appointment off our website.

Online you can schedule a for a dl. Or in person

No, we are not.

I think you should call DMV

The bank send the title you dont need to go DMV...

Have your doctor fill out the dmv form stating you're handicap and eligible and bring it into the dmv. https://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/plates/type-disability.htm

Alaska dmv does not give fines if your license is canceled unless you are driving with one which could lead to jail time and tickets for driving without a valid license by a trooper or cop.

A duplicate of an unexpired registration is $2. Replacing tags or licences plates are $5 unless they're personalized. Renewing registration depends on age of vehicle and where you live.

Send it to the Alaska dmv so if the new owner doesn't switch the title in a timely manner you are protected from liability.

You will need to take the written test and provide the proper credentials for the issuance of your Alaskan license. Getting one will cancel your provious license with OR of course.

20 for a regular on

Nope

It is 15 mins average. But if like people watching go between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. then it is about 30 to 45 mins. Website is nice.

Depends on what reinstating for. The fee will be 100, 200, 250, or 500 plus cost of license depending on offense and number of offenses in a 10 year period.

You will get a piece of paper with your picture that will serve as your temporary ID. In 2 to 4 weeks you will receive the card in the mail.

There is no grace period. You can renew up to 364 days in advance of expiration. But driving privilages end midnight the day it expires. After a year you must retake written test to renew.

I do not know of the alaska dmv doing temporary tag

It's $15 for a standard duplicate. Have to take picture unless you order duplicate online.

You can get a standard definately if you want the federally compliant one the paystub has to have full social. And one of proofs of residence must be dated within 90 days. Standard I'd is 15. Federally compliant 35

If you have the title and other paperwork in order you should be able to transfer it to any state DMV

He'll be fine to go renew now for a standard DL. You only need written test if it's over a year expired. If over 5 years expired you have to road test too. If he wants the new federally compliant DL, he'll need to take some documents with him. Check out SOA DMV website for those. Also, make an appointment before you go! Same day appointments available.

Yes , you will also be able to use at most liquor stores too . just keep it form getting torn up maybe laminate it or keep it in a plastic bag . you license should be to you with in one or two weeks . Happy outings , cheers 😎👍

15 for standard 35 for federally compliant after 60 years old is a 15 dollar discount

The Anchorage DMV office is open from 9-5 Monday-Friday. Some business partners are open on Saturdays.

I looked there and was unable to find it in Spanish.

160 work

No, the written test is free and if you fail you can try again the next day.

No but there is one over near the University Center that has cars you can use to take the driver's test for only $100

I don't want this when I bought a car in Phoenix just bring the title to an Alaska DMV register and get new plates with tags not sure if the permanent tags are still available but you can call and check. I know you can get the Z tags in Wasilla still if your car is registered to hey Wasilla address

Sorry to hear that. You should report it to the police and you can get a new one for $5 at the dmv on Benson

The computer won't loose it, just stop back by

The DMV in Eagle River is open on Saturdays

$15. doa.alaska.gov/dmv/akol/permit.htm or Google anchorage dmv and follow the links there. 265-5551.

There are some 3rd party locations that can provide a car.

A state id cost $15 and a standard drivers license cost $25

First this is not a question for the dmv. On to your question, people sell by consignment around town. If you are nervous about it, then don't do it. I personally would stay away from those places to sell anything. They take a percentage of your sale. Better to trade it in or sell it on CL.

A new title costs $15 and you would have to meet certain requirements in order to qualify for perm registration.

No

How much do I pay for a lost title that you mail to me in another state (when I send in the notarized paperwork)?

No road test, however you will have to take a knowledge test. Go to state of alaska dmv website if you'd like to take a pretest. Good luck!

Hi Eve. Information on duplicate registration and license plates can be found here: http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/reg/duplic.htm

No, you will need a title. Or go through the bond process

Yes it will be $15 for a new title

Usually 90 days and as far as I know you need the dot med card your birth certificate or passport plus 100 dollars

What are the requirements for online renewal of driver license for Alaska what form I have to fill up

If you just purchased it then Just a title. If it is out of state with lien then just the registration to get plates

There is not a form matching your description but if you want to title the car in someone else's name you will need form 812 and the title signed over to them.

It's free if you qualify for it.

Usually not, you will need to get the registration in Alaska though.

No, it's called a temp for a reason

You would take the signed buyer/seller alaska title showing no liens or with signed lien release to the dmv and pay 15.00 transfer. If there is no plates,expired registration. Its 100.00 plus 70.00 tax minimum for vehicle 10 years or older=$185.00 minimum. They are supposed to give you registration tags for 2 years, but be prepared if you get less time because they continue cycle when its expired couple months. So you might get less than 2 years regardless. Beware.

If you never had a license before you have to go in and apply for a permit to drive cost$15.00 once you pass questions for permit. Documentation will be basically proof of identity, old id, birth certificate, passport, ss card, proof of residency, utility bill etc. License transfer from out of state will want your out of state license and to pay basic driving knowledge test on a computer. $20.00 for the license. If you have commerical license from out of state, all of the above and pay mimumum 100.00 and take tests to keep your endorsements if you choose to keep it like hazmat for example.

He will need two forms of identification most often asked birth certificate, u.s passport, social security card. Proof of residence, something showing where he lives. They will most likely ask guardian to be present to sign affidavits you are responsible for his actions while in the process of getting a permit and towards a provisional drivers license.

There are DMV businesses partners in Anchorage that are open on weekends. Check the State of Alaska DMV website. That will give you info on the business partners and what serves they provide. I'm sure you'll find what you need. Have a great day!

Your expired registration and drivers license, or a vehicle title.

He needs to have all the required identification documents found on the dmv website, proof of residence address, and take the written and driving test.

$15.00 for state id.

$15.00 and update your address if needed for your renewal.

I'm unsure about the percentage of disability but I would think that yes you are eligible to have 1 free license plate

For a replacement id, it is $15.00. All 3 documents mentioned in your question are needed to validate identity. Also, a utility bill or document proof of residency might be needed.

Being in your current license, your marriage certificate, and just in case your birth certificate, u.s passport. Take the opportunity to update your address as they will update it on your new license and now are giving temp licenses for 60 days and sent you the actual card in the mail. Cost of this =$15.00

You get a temporary paper id and then your hardcopy is mailed to you. You receive your hardcopy in 2 to 3 weeks. You don't need a parent but you will need your birth cert, social security card and proof of your physical address...

Yes

Do you have a current ID now, if you do or it just expired you can bring that in to renew. Call the dmv to double check with them if you have any doubts

Show the dmv your vehicle title or paperwork for your auto loan if you dont have a title and request duplicate registration. Cost is=$5.00

Yes, I'm sorry about your loss. Your son will need his birth certificate or passport, secondary ID like a school ID or health insurance card, proof of principal residence, and social security card. You can go to the Alaska dmv web site for more detailed information.

Leave earnings statement from the active duty member "could" offer a registration discount as well.

Depending on the location and year of vehicle. Dmv website has a online tool you can use.

Usually 3 weeks, call the DMV to see if it got returned

If your name is on the title you can remove his. If not you will need to fill out some paperwork but it depends on the value of the estate. Refer to the dmv website for the paperwork and more info.

The DMV website has a registration pricing tool you can use.

For this, you will need assistance of a power of attorney in alaska to send you a copy of your license. Only thing dmv can do is send you a driving record or obtain a record on dmv website. It not likely they will send you a new license. Ssi card you can obtain again at a nearest ssi office. Best of luck.

You would need to contact an insurance company before you are able to register and purchase the car such as Geico, State Farm.. Etc. The dealership will help your register the car unless it's a private sale. Then you would have to go into the DMV to complete the transaction with the signed title from. The previous owner. You will also need to obtain an international driver's license and can contact AAA or view the Alaska dmv website for more information on that.

A one way trip permit is $5 if you qualify for the permit. Stop by your local dmv office to inquire about it

You can contact driver services and ask about your options. 269-3770

Yes, you have 90 days from the day you arrived to transfer. If you have a commerical license, its 30 days. Follow the link for further information and documentation needed when you go in. http://doa.alaska.gov/dmv/akol/new2ak.htm

If you get written agreement from the rental agency that they allow you to use it for your test

Parallel parking, quick stop, backing and a driving test.

Yes

Yes

Just your cdl

$15 for a new title. You will need another $15 if you do not already have the title in hand.

All info is located on the DMV website

A year before it expires

You go through the municipality of Anchorage not the DMV

$15.00 for a permit if passing knowledge test.

You will need to bring in your GA license, proof if citizenship (passport or birth certificate) and proof of residence address like your lease agreement or postmarked mail as well as take the written test and then you should be able to switch over. Dmv website had more detailed information.

No, it's mailed to you. You get a temporary one though.

Alaska dmv has access to your license and ID photo to help prevent fraud and identity theft and to verify your identity.

Yes you can renew it, if you are underage you will need parental consent with you.

You are able to get a new ID card but the information on the card will stay the same. The only thing that you can change would be your height, weight, hair color and address. If you are having identity theft problems you should contact your financial institutions and look for a company who deals with those issues.

There is a online calculator on the DMV website that you can use to determine the cost and just bring in your old registration paper. Better yet do it all online and avoid the line.

Bring the liene release to the dmv and fill out the duplicate title form and pay the fee. If everything is correct you should be able to get a duplicate title.

Call Georgia and ask them

Check with your insurance company

You can get your license but you still have to take the written test as well as the driving test. Permit allows you to legally drive and practice for the driving test.

Stop by the DMV and for $2 you can get replacement tags

Yes

Thanks

Online

No, always closed weekends

You will need to take the knowledge test and make sure you bring your passport and birth certificate. If you have questions atop by the information desk and they will be happy to help you

Yes

Will I have to do all my tests again?

No

Yes

Yes

If it's not expired and just need a duplicate you can just fill out the form and they can verify your info and picture.

It depends on the year of your car and where you live.