Longmont Driver License Office

As of August 2020, mine was $30.87, then they'll add a payment processing fee of $1 for electronic check.

They give you a eye exam at the desk. You just read one line near the middle.

As of August 2020, my DL was $30.87. You need to prove you had your eyes checked in the last three years.

$11.50 for the ID and $16.80 for Permit $28.30 Total

I would plan for two hours.

Yes

They are accepting walkins

Birth certificate and proof of residence $10.50

Drivers license doesn't matter where you go. License plates is by county only

Birth certificate, social security card, school id and proof of address

Go to the DMV

I don't know if an appointment is required but I highly recommend it. I just renewed my license by appointment. I was in and out within 10 minutes. Very quick and easy.

They will send you an email with confirmation of the date and time. At least they did with me.

If you need

And

Unless you have a cdl with hazmat endorsement

Yes

Make a appointment makes life easy. Very helpful if you have questions.

There are two different drivers license offices in Longmont. I believe that one is for Boulder county residents and the other is for weld county residents.

No!!! All Appointments are done online. Make sure you have an appointment or you won't be getting in that door. have a mask. and you'll stand in a line outside the door until someone let's you in.

Go to there website

proof of address birth certificate or green card social Security number internet appointment

No, make an appointment online first.

You can order online for a replacement.

They are taking walk ins

As Jess said I would check the website. They will probably ask for a passport. I would also make an appointment and explain to them that you lost your social security card. W2 may work but, without your social security card passport may be asked for. If you know your ssn you they can look it up. As your ssn is your id number no matter what people say.

Yes, due to covid all services are appointment only

The dmv doesn't do driving tests anymore just written tests. You have to go to a driving school(3rd) party for the test. A list is on their website.

There is a way to cancel it online. Go to frequently asked questions section and it will guide you. I was able to cancel and remake appointments. You'll need your appointment confirmation link within your email or text I believe. Check out the FAQ section first. Hope that helps.

Make an appointment. Pass your permit test. Bring your SSN, birth certificate and something with your name on it too prove you're a Colorado resident. Call around to do a driver's test. They won't do it at the dmv. I recommend drivesafe in Aurora. After you pass, make ANOTHER appointment and go get your license

Currently the Longmont dmv is not doing driving tests. There is a third party tester right next door. You can probably make an appointment for the next day. Then you will have to schedule to get your license printed, picture taken, etc at the dmv.

You need to make an appointment. When you go to the website to make an appointment, it will tell you what to bring.

You need an appointment right now.

Yes, but they are only doing appointments at the moment. You can schedule online and view appointment types available by location

Yes

Yes

You will need to make an appointment online. Currently they are not accepting walk in appointments. I would check online how much a replacement license will be.

No the expiration on ur I'd should be what to look out for and I would just wait until ur 21 to make sure

That would be done at the department of revenue office on Coffman. You can call them and ask for what you'll need to bring with you

When I was there a couple days ago they said that you can walk in but it'll be a long wait just due to the amount of appointments they have at the moment

Just make an appointment with them. Make sure you review the necessary documentation needed before you go.

Appointments for everything

Visit www.colorado.gov/pacific/dmv/renewals for all the prices for your particular situation.

If you do not have anything and are starting from the beginning yes, you need to take the written test, get your permit and then you have to take your driving test, then get tour license. I did it all in one day.

Yes

Mine is leased, I came to the office and got it licensed with the lease agreement in hands.

$30.87 I believe.

Yeah.. they only take two weeks max.. I would call them for sure..

No you can go in and take it the same day. Appointment is need to get your DL though.

I answered a similar question a few days ago..

No.. M through F.. till 4:30

Birth Certificate, Social security card, bank statement to your address, a electric, gas bill, registration for your vehicle. Any of these would work.

You need to ask the DMV.

In the year it expires.

Yes. Bring your driver license

Not sure what a bp2 is. But you can take your class b permit test

No

Yes

Yes. Go to a location and they will tell you what you need.

Out of state driver license, proof of social security number-non laminated card, certified State issued birth certificate or unexpired US passport and two proofs of address dated with in the last year.

I've only heard of people needing to produce a birth certificate with marriage

Birth certificate social security card proof of address should be enough

It was working right yesterday i got my stuff done in less then 10 minutes

Ive been in several days of the week at different times & its always been pretty busy. I would honestly suggest making an appointment, you'll get in quicker as they do prioritize appointments. Otherwise, I'd say mornings on maybe Tuesday or Thursday.

Thought I was asking for the phone number of the driver's license office in Longmont not your personal phone number.

Less than an hour

27 bucks. You have to "renew" your license. +Tax of course.

You will need another picture ID.

You can renew the drivers license at any time. You can also make a reservation to renew it or in some cases you can renew over the internet. There are rules and exemptions.

Nope. You have to get a new license.