Rapid registration now available to all Northern Nevada DMV customers
CARSON CITY — The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) newest transformation product is now available in all Northern Nevada offices. Customers can now register their vehicle online through Rapid Registration by going here.
“We are so proud of this release,” stated Director Tonya Laney. “This is the largest public launch of a product from the DMV’s Transformation Effort (DTE) to date, and I am overjoyed to see our customers using this service with ease, just like we hoped they would.”
In the first three months since its release, there have been over 16,000 DriveNV portal creations and over 1,000 successful registration transactions. With the DTE, the DMV will move most of its services online to DriveNV (which will eventually replace the existing MyDMV portal) in the next couple of years so customers will not need to visit an office in-person.
“I am very excited for the future of Rapid Registration,” Laney said. “We were able to successfully move a huge service online, eliminating the need for some of our customers to come into an office. Seeing this win not only makes me hopeful for future product rollouts, but it also proves that we can and will continue to provide what our customers have been requesting for many years.”
Rapid Registration is available to new residents who have not yet registered their vehicle in Nevada and customers who have purchased a vehicle from an out-of-state dealership, private party with a title in their name, or vehicles that are gifted from someone else.
Rapid Registration first launched in the Elko and Sahara DMV offices on August 12, rolled out to Carson City and Reno on October 14, and today is being made available to all Northern Nevada offices.
For more information regarding Rapid Registration, go here.