Official Portal of Texas

Find helpful links on renewal instructions, registration, and fees.

Online address changes for Driver Licenses and Identification Cards are also available. You can use this service if: 1) You are over the age of 18. 2) You are changing the address on a non-commercial driver license, motorcycle license or ID card (class C, M or CM or ID Card). 3) Your record indicates that you are eligible to change your address online. Fees for these services can be paid using a credit card and a printable receipt will be available to confirm successful completion of the transaction.

Driver Licenses and Identification Cards can now be renewed online or by telephone at 1-866-DLRENEW (1-866-357-3639). You can use this service if: 1) You are renewing no earlier than one year prior to expiration and no later than two years after your driver license or ID card has expired. 2) Your last renewal was done in person at a local Texas Department of Public Safety Driver License Office. 3) You are (were) over age 18 when your license or ID card expires(d). 4) You are renewing a non-commercial driver license, motorcycle license, or ID card (class C, M, or CM license, or ID card). 5) If you are renewing a driver license, there has been no change in your vision, physical or mental condition that would affect your ability to operate a motor vehicle. 6) Your record indicates that you are eligible to renew online.

Search for driver license office locations by city or county, or use an interactive map to select a region and see a list of counties and driver license office locations for that region.

Texas Driver License holders may request their own individual Driver Record online. The printed driver record will be postal-mailed from Austin within 5 business days after successful completion of the transaction. You may request your Driver Record for a non-commercial or commercial driver license. Fees for these services can be paid using a credit card and a printable receipt will be available to confirm successful completion of the transaction.

Texas Department of Transportation document to apply for a handicap license plate. Upon completion, this form must be mailed or turned into your county tax assessor-collector.

Find registration, permits, and licensing information, as well as other information and requirements.

Links to the Texas Department of Transportation’s dealer license application forms to sell new and used motor vehicles and trailers, as well as vehicle manufacturer, converter, and leasing application forms.

This site from the Texas Department of Transportation is a one-stop shop for your frequently asked registration and titling questions.

Find permit information for oversize/overweight vehicles, road conditions, and general information and requirements.

Many specialty license plates can be ordered online and fees can be paid by credit card. This service is available for all Texas counties.

Find information such as emissions requirements, publications, and locate a vehicle inspection office near you.

Vehicle Inspectors licensed by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) can renew their licenses online.

Vehicle Inspection Stations licensed by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) can renew their facility licenses online.

Vehicle registration renewals can be submitted to your County Tax Assessor-Collector on line and renewal fees can be paid by credit card. This is currently available in more than 20 Texas Counties with additional counties being added all the time.

You may change the address to which your renewal notice is mailed. This service is available for all Texas Counties.

Information about Storage Facility Licensing including fees, license requirements, renewal information, and more...