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New Maryland residents must obtain a Maryland driver’s license within 60 days for a noncommercial driver's license and within 30 days if it is a commercial driver's license (CDL).

The MVA is responsible for ensuring all Maryland vehicles are safe and road ready. Use the icons below to find more information about Vehicle Services or use the navigation tool on the left.

Renew now. If doing so by mail, your renewal notice must be received at the MVA no later than 15 days prior to the expiration of your current registration. If renewing your registration only, you will receive one license plate sticker. If receiving new license plates, you will receive both a …

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The MDOT MVA may issue an electronic or digital registration valid for 24 hours, to allow a purchaser of a vehicle to operate the vehicle on a highway in Maryland. Only one 24-hour registration may be issued per vehicle sales transaction.

The MVA notice will include instructions on how to renew your driver’s license. Due to federal requirements, customers will be notified upon renewal if they need to provide MVA with documents. If you have already been notified, click here to …

Whether you are a first time driver or a seasoned veteran behind the wheel, MDOT MVA is committed to ensuring the customers we license are prepared and ready for the road. Use the icons below to find more information about Driver Services or use the navigation tool on the left.

The MVA may place a flag on your vehicle’s record upon the request of an authorized flagging entity such as a local police agency. Most flags are associated with an unresolved problem such as vehicle emissions, insurance compliance, parking ticket, red light, speed or toll violation.