Arizona
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Licenses and IDs
Renew a driver licenseMost Arizona licenses are good until 65. You may only need a new photo every 16 years. 3 questions.Fee $10 to $25 by age; Travel ID $25 · 10 min onlineReplace a lost or stolen licenseOrder a replacement online for $12. It comes by mail within 2 weeks.Fee $12 · 10 min onlineGet a permitFrom 15 and a half. Take the 30-question test at an office, or at home if you're under 18, then visit for your photo.Fee $7 · 1 visitTake the road testBy appointment at an MVD office or a Third Party. Teens who finish driver ed skip it. 2 questions.Fee No separate road test fee listed · 1 visitChange your addressArizona gives you 10 days. It's free online, and a new card is optional.Fee Free; $12 for a new card if you want one · 5 min onlineMoving to ArizonaArizona has no grace period: get your license and register your car once you're a resident.Fee License $10 to $25 by age (Travel ID $25), plus car fees · 1 visitGet a Travel ID (REAL ID)Arizona's REAL ID is the Travel ID, with a star in a circle. It's $25.Fee $25, up to 8 years · 1 visit
Your car
Renew car registrationAlmost always online at AZ MVD Now, for 1, 2 or 5 years. Phoenix and Tucson cars may need emissions first. 2 questions.Fee Mostly the Vehicle License Tax, set by your car's value · 5 min onlineBuy or sell a carThe seller keeps the plates and files a Sold Notice. The buyer has 15 days to title it, often online. 3 questions.Fee $4 title, plus registration and Vehicle License Tax · Within 15 days of the saleEmissions testOnly in the Phoenix and Tucson areas. No appointments, and our station pages show ADEQ's live wait. 2 questions.Fee $16.15 for most cars · Varies; check the live wait