If you are a resident with a registered vehicle in Nevada, you may use any Nevada DMV Now kiosk in the state.

You must have a Nevada driver's license to get a driver history printout.

Find the nearest kiosk.

You can renew your vehicle registration approximately 35 days prior to the expiration date listed or up to 18 months after. Your registration expires on the exact date listed, not at the end of the month. Late fees will be added automatically.

In addition to the fees for the actual service, kiosks charge an additional processing fee of $4 for registration renewals and duplicates and $1.25 for all other transactions.

There are no additional fees for credit card use.

Credit and debit cards are accepted at all locations (Visa, MasterCard and Discover). Some locations also accept cash. Only one method of payment is allowed per transaction.

Yes, the kiosk will also perform the following transactions:

Vehicle Registration Renewal

Requirements

• Your renewal notice or the license plate number and last four digits of the VIN
• Your current odometer reading
• Your Exemption Number if you are claiming a county-issued Veterans or other exemption
• Your Evidence of Insurance card
• You must have a valid Vehicle Emission Inspection on file (if applicable).

When to Renew

You can renew approximately 35 days prior to the expiration date listed or up to 18 months after. Late fees will be added automatically.

There is a $4 processing fee in addition to the renewal fees.

Duplicate Registration/Decal

Requirements

• Nevada Driver’s License
• License Plate Number
• Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

The fee is $6 plus a $4 processing fee.

Driver History Printout

Have your Nevada Driver’s License ready.  The fee is $8 plus a $1.25 processing fee.

Insurance Suspension Reinstatement

Requirements

• Your suspension notice or the access code from it
• The registration must be suspended
• You must have current insurance on file
• You may not use a kiosk if an SR-22 is required

There is a $1.25 processing fee in addition to the reinstatement fees. You can renew your registration at the same time if it is due.

You may renew almost all Nevada license plates at a DMV Now kiosk. But there are a few plate styles and other exceptions that cannot be processed:

• Classic Vehicle, Classic Rod and Old Timer license plates if you are claiming an emissions exemption
• Professional Firefighter plates
• Active-duty military and spouse exemption
• Farmer/Rancher or Tribal exemption
• Commercial Fleets or Motor Carriers

Kiosks accept county-issued exemptions for Veterans, Surviving Spouses and the Blind.

Three-year trailer registrations are available on kiosks at DMV offices.

Simply scan the barcode on your vehicle registration renewal notice or use the touch-screen to type in your license plate number and last four digits of the VIN. Have your current odometer reading ready. Follow the instructions to review your vehicle record, and pay taxes and fees. The machine will print your receipt, registration and decal on the spot. Just grab your documents and go!

You will need your Nevada driver’s license for a driver history or your insurance suspension notice for a registration reinstatement.

Your test results are transmitted to the DMV immediately. You may renew at a kiosk as soon as you complete the test. Your renewal postcard will indicate if you need proof of emissions.

You should bring your current Evidence of Insurance card with you for a registration renewal. The kiosk may ask to confirm your coverage if the DMV does not have a valid policy on file.

Please contact your Department of Motor Vehicles.

Please visit Nevada DMV's website for more information.

No, but many driver’s license transactions are available online. Others require a DMV office visit. Please visit Nevada DMV's website for more information.