Montana DMV Mailing Address

Montana DMV Mailing Address

Montana DMV Mailing Address is, P.O. Box 201430, 302 N Roberts, Helena, MT 59620-1430.

How do I contact the Montana DMV?

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Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) Phone Number: (406) 444-3933. Email: mvd@mt.gov. …

Driver Services Bureau (DSB) Phone Number: (406) 444-3933. Appointments: (406) 444-1772. …

Vehicle Services Bureau (VSB) Phone Number: (406) 444-3661. Fax Number: (406) 444-0116.

How do I renew my Montana driver’s license by mail?

You can renew your Montana driver license by mail by downloading the instructions page and Mail-in Renewal Standard License (form 21-1900A). For questions contact the Motor Vehicle Division Customer Care Center at 1 (406) 444-1772 or, if you are out of state, e-mail the Motor Vehicle Division at mvd@mt.gov.

How do I change my address with the DMV in Montana?

To update the address on file with the MVD, complete and mail in Change of Driver License Address (Electronic Record) (form 34-0300). There is no fee for updating your electronic record. This form is available from most county treasurers, a Montana Highway Patrol trooper, or any driver license station.

Does Montana have a DMV?

Moving to a new state is always challenging. Why add to your stress by having to deal with the MVD? Here at DMVUSA.com you can find links to locations or contact the Montana MVD directly.

Do you need an appointment for Montana DMV?

Applicants obtaining their first or new driver license, upgrading to a commercial license, or obtaining a motorcycle endorsement will need to take both written and road tests. Appointments can also be made by calling the Customer Care Center at 1 (406) 444-1772 during regular business hours.

Do Montana driver’s licenses expire?

You must make an appointment at a driver exam station. Renewals completed by mail are valid for 12 years for a standard driver license or eight years for a standard driver license with an existing REAL ID credential. After renewing by mail, your next renewal must be completed at a driver license exam station.

Source: Montana DMV