Arizona DMV – Appointment, Services, Locations and Guide

How to book an appointment at the Arizona DMV? In Arizona, the DMV is called Motor Vehicles Services which is in charge of overseeing driving services in its 15 counties.

From the Arizona DMV office, you can easily complete services related to your driver’s license, registrations, permits, title renewals, pay taxes and more. You can also access information, forms and submit them at your convenience.

How to book an appointment at DMV Arizona?

Steps to request your appointment at Arizona Motor Vehicle Services quickly and easily.

1. Log in from the Arizona DMV website at https://azmvdnow.gov/home.
2. Choose the option in the top menu Schedule an Appointment.
3. You will then be able to schedule an appointment at DMV Arizona as a guest or by logging in from an account.
4. Follow the steps to verify your identity and proceed with booking your DMV Arizona appointment.
5. When you book your DMV Arizona appointment, a date, time and appointment details will be provided.
6. Don’t forget that some DMV Arizona offices also handle telephone transactions, so you can contact them from the list of DMV Arizona counties.

If you are requesting your DMV Arizona appointment by phone, you may schedule it by calling 602-255-0072. If you are hearing impaired, you may schedule an appointment by calling 602-712-3222. Hours of operation are Monday to Friday (except state holidays) from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

You may contact the Arizona DMV by phone if you would like to request information, ask questions or book an appointment. We recommend that you have your driver’s license number, license plate number or vehicle identification number available.

Best times to visit the Arizona DMV

Keep in mind that if you decide to schedule an Arizona DMV appointment, wait times can be long, especially during lunch hours. Here are some tips to help you during your visit to the Arizona DMV.

• Afternoons tend to be busier than mornings.
• The middle of the week has shorter waits than Monday or Friday.
• You can avoid the lunch hour. Since the Arizona DMV starts the lunch break around noon, which leaves fewer employees.
• Be aware of the time it will take to complete your DMV Arizona appointment, especially if you are obtaining a permit or taking a road test.

Arizona DMV Requirements

If you are applying for a driver’s license, Real ID, as well as registering or titling a vehicle, you may need to present some documents on the day of your appointment at the Arizona DMV office.

If you have all of your documents ready, your visit can be quick and hassle-free. These documents include:

• Proof of identity, such as a passport or birth certificate.
• Proof of social security number, social security card or W-2 form.
• Two documents proving your Arizona residency, such as a utility bill or lease.

MVD Arizona Offices

Need to locate an MVD office in Arizona? Find the MVD office nearest you on the list of all Arizona DMV locations below. You can also contact the MVD with questions or to schedule an appointment.

Choose a location from the list below to find out everything you need to know about the MVD in your county, as well as hours of operation, holidays, contact, payment options and related information.