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- Make or change DMV appointment | CT. gov
Explore the DMV’s road test online scheduling page for details on making, changing, or cancelling a road test (your on-the-road driving test) appointment, as well as ways to retrieve your PIN or reprint confirmation of a previously-scheduled road test appointment, or to log-in as a driving school
- Make a AAA office appointments | CT. gov
Learn more about making an appointment at a AAA office for DMV services AAA offers in-person services for most driver license and ID renewals and duplicates
- Register Your Vehicle - CT. gov
Register Your Vehicle Page 1 of 1 Adding, Dropping or Changing a Name on a Registration or Title Please see the steps to adding, dropping or changing a name on a registration or title
- Take the DMV Road Test - CT. gov
Making, rescheduling, or cancelling a road test appointment In-person road test appointments can be scheduled online: Make an appointment now Reminder: A non-licensed driver cannot drive to the test location unless accompanied by a licensed driver Rescheduling your road test appointment:
- DMV online services in Connecticut | CT. gov
Residents with an immediate need to register a vehicle may visit any office location, except for Cheshire, Putnam and Stamford Residents without an appointment may experience longer wait times, as those with appointments will receive priority service We will do our best to accommodate everyone
- Getting a drive-only license - CT. gov
Schedule your road test using DMV's new online appointment system Learn more about the road test Pass your road test, pay the $36 license fee, and DMV will mail you your drive-only license
- Update a drivers license, learner’s permit, or non-driver ID - CT. gov
If you’d like to have a new photo on your license, you’ll need to schedule an appointment at a DMV office and request a duplicate driver’s license ($30 fee)
- Transfer Ownership - CT. gov
Transfer Ownership Page 1 of 1 Deceased Immediate Family Member to Immediate Family Member In the case of transferring a vehicle from the estate of a deceased immediate family member to another immediate family member, follow the protocol which includes the Certificate of Title and a list of required documents
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