The Missouri DMV Guide - Department of Revenue Instructional Center

The Department of Revenue Instructional Center

The Department of Revenue oversees driver services through the 114 counties in Missouri. The DOR manages driver’s permitting & licensing, registrations, records, renewals, and guidance for roadway safety. More than 243 DMV offices and agencies are available in the state.

DMVConnect is an easy-to-use hub connecting you to the Missouri DOR.

We understand it’s difficult and confusing navigating DMV information and requirements. We make it easy through our simplified DMV guides. Our hub shares Missouri DMV locations, information about forms and fees, contact details, and so much more.

Here is a quick overview of what you’ll find in the Missouri driver services hub:

Get Information about Missouri Driver Services

Getting your learner’s permit or unrestricted license? Or, perhaps need to process a vehicle registration because you bought it through a private sale? We cover it all. If you’re planning on getting behind-the-wheel, then you’ll love how we’ve made the process easy-to-understand.

Topics we cover include:

• Licensing
• Registration
• Safety
• Fees

…and so much more.

Plus, we share helpful DMV tips and tricks to ace your tests, save time when gathering papers and other requirements before going to the DMV. We detail how to process most DMV items through their online portal or mail-in options, too.

Use Our Missouri DMV Office Finder to Save a Trip

There are many DMV offices scattered throughout Missouri…

…but which one is right for you?

We’ve collected them all in our MO DMV directory.

Each DMV office page includes what services are offered on location, hours of operation, and contact details. You can browse MO DMV locations by their listings or find one nearest to you through our search features.

Can’t find the information you’re looking for? We’re always updating our DMV hubs so keep checking back to see if your information is available.

Need to Make an Appointment at a Missouri DMV?

Unfortunately, the only appointments you can make at a MO DOR office is for a CDL road test. However, you can always give your local DMV a ring to see if anything is available. You could save yourself time by calling ahead to check wait times and if you can arrange an appointment (in select locations).

All-in-all think of DMVConnect as your helpful guide through the DMV system. We’re building the best hub of Missouri driver services and tutorials on the Web. We hope we can either save you a trip to the DMV or at least make your next visit as pleasant as possible!