Setting up your AZ MVD Now account
If you have an Arizona driver license, an account is ready for you to activate. If you’ve moved to Arizona from another state, MVD says to activate it after your first office visit. Before any visit, you can fill in your application for a license or ID card on the site, and it helps you work out which documents to bring.
Booking an appointment on MVD Now
The manual lists appointments on AZ MVD Now for:
- Applying for a Travel ID
- Taking a road test
- Renewing a driver license, commercial driver license (CDL) or ID
- An instruction permit
- Other services
Offices take walk-ins too, but a road test needs an appointment.
What else is on AZ MVD Now?
Services the manual lists include:
- Renewing a vehicle registration
- Replacing a driver license or ID
- Permit Test @ Home
- Reinstating a driver license
- Updating your insurance
- Changing your address or email
- Ordering a motor vehicle record
- Registering as an organ donor
- Registering to vote
Your driving record
Order your driving record, also called your motor vehicle record, on AZ MVD Now. Or fill in form 46‑4416 and take it to any MVD or Authorized Third Party office, where you’ll need to show ID. There are two kinds: an uncertified 39-month record for $3 and a certified five-year record for $5.
To see the insurance MVD has on file for your vehicle, sign in and choose Manage Insurance.
Sources: ADOT MVD and 3 more. Checked November 2026.
- ADOT MVD: Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (PDF, revised September 2026) ↗
- ADOT MVD: Renew Your License ↗
- ADOT MVD: New to Arizona ↗
- ADOT MVD: Permit Test (at Home or in an Office) ↗
Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.
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