How do I contact Iowa DMV?
How do I contact Iowa DMV?
Please contact the office in your county….Services and appointments.
| Location | Phone number | Website |
|---|---|---|
| Ames | 515-296-2393 | More information |
| Ankeny | 515-237-3089 | More information |
| Burlington | 319-754-8767 | More information |
| Cedar Rapids | 319-377-6461 | More information |
Do you need an appointment for Iowa DMV?
Use our service selector to find out your options. Please note that if you must come into an Iowa DOT-operated service center you will need to make an appointment.
Do I need an appointment to renew my Iowa driver’s license?
Iowa driver’s license renewal: Appointment now required at service centers.
How do I make an appointment at the Iowa DMV?
Contact us by email ([email protected]) or call us at 515-237-3268 to receive an appointment time if you are not able to schedule an appointment at the link below.
How do I get a driver’s license in Iowa?
Once you turn 18, you can obtain a full license without meeting the requirements above.
- 1Apply in person.
- 2Bring documentation:
- 3Provide parent consent If under 18.
- 4Pass the vision test.
- 5Pass the knowledge test.
- 6Complete an iowa-approved driver ed course IF UNDER 18.
- 7Pass a driving test.
- 8Pay the fee.
Is there a grace period for expired driver’s license in Iowa?
The license is valid for driving in the State of Iowa for an additional 60 days after the expiration date. Beware that other States may not recognize the 60-day grace period and you may be ticketed at any point after the expiration date printed on the license when driving outside of the State of Iowa.
How do I get a driver’s licence?
Complete all the needed requirements for your Non-Professional Driver’s License application. Go to the LTO Office to apply for a driver’s license. Pass the written/computerized exam and practical driving test. Get you LTO Non-Professional Driver’s License.
When can you get your driver’s license in Iowa?
In Iowa, drivers are eligible to start the process of applying for a driver’s license as early as 14 years old. Minors need to go through the Graduated Drivers License Program to get properly acclimated behind the wheel before receiving their full Iowa driver’s license.
