DMV Offices · Raleigh, NC
Raleigh, NC DMV Offices
try.vin lists 5 DMV offices in Raleigh, North Carolina. Addresses — plus hours and phone numbers where available — are below. Confirm details with the office before you go.
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North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (919) 715-7000
DMV Driver License Office
Driver License
NC DMV Driver's License Office
Full Service
Mo-Fr 08:00-17:00
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North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles Plate
Full Service
North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles
Full Service
Mo-Fr 08:30-17:00
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North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles — Raleigh Headquarters
State Headquarters
Driver licenseID cardVehicle registrationTitle transferRecords / history
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Raleigh, NC DMV — frequently asked questions
try.vin lists 5 DMV offices in Raleigh, North Carolina. Each office card shows the address, plus the phone number and hours where available — confirm services with the office before you go.
Hours vary by office. Each office card below shows listed hours where the source data includes them; confirm with North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles at https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/ before you go, especially around holidays.
It depends on the office. Where appointments are offered, they usually mean a shorter visit, and Monday mornings and the last few business days of each month tend to be busiest. Check with North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles at https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/ before you go.
Three habits usually help in Raleigh: (1) book an appointment if the office offers them; (2) use online services first (renewals, duplicate registrations, address changes) — much of what people go to the DMV for can be done at home through North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles at https://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/; (3) avoid Mondays, Fridays, and the last week of the month, when lines tend to be longest.
Usually, for driver-license services — most states let you visit any state-run office. Title and registration are often handled by county offices in North Carolina that may serve only county residents, so call ahead to confirm.