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Northam extends license, ID card, registration renewal date; more DMV offices reopen in Virginia

RICHMOND, Va. (WAVY) — Governor Ralph Northam announced on Friday that he extended the renewal date for Virginians with credentials expiring during the coronavirus pandemic as well as select DMV offices that are reopening — by appointment only.

The extension is for licenses, identification cards, and vehicle registrations set to expire in the coming weeks and months. From the Virginia DMV website, the following amendments are in place:


In addition to the credential extensions, the DMV announced it will safely reopen additional customer service centers in Richmond, Accomack County, and Northern Virginia by appointment-only and for specific services.

Opening May 29:

Beginning June 1, appointment opportunities will be available at the following locations:

For a complete list of locations accepting appointments, visit dmvNOW.com/appt.

The reopened offices are only offering select services including:

Appointments are one per customer and customers can select an appointment time to conduct more than one transaction, if necessary.

The DMV has taken the following measures to facilitate social distancing efforts such as limiting the number of customers and employees inside; service windows have partitions between the customer and employee; seating is limited and spaced, and customers are asked to stay in their vehicles until 10 minutes prior to their appointment.

DMV has temporarily extended operating hours to accommodate as many appointments as safely possible. For a complete list of appointment locations and hours, visit dmvNOW.com/reopening.

For the latest DMV information, visit dmvNOW.com/COVID19. The full release can be read on the Virginia DMV website.


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