Las Vegas DMV Phone Number: Which Line to Call
The main Las Vegas DMV phone number is (702) 486-4368, open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. It covers general, license, registration and title questions. Pick your reason below to get the right official line, see whether it’s open right now, or skip the call when the job can be done online.
Written by the DMV Appointment Las Vegas team · Verified by Ryan Parker & Ethan Miller · Last updated: October 2026
Nevada DMV · Las Vegas area
(702) 486-4368General information, license, registration and title questions. Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Las Vegas time.
General DMV questions
(702) 486-4368Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
The Las Vegas line answers general, license, registration and title questions. It can’t complete a transaction for you.
What can the Las Vegas DMV phone line help with?
The DMV phone center gives general information only. It can explain requirements, answer license, registration and title questions, and help with drive test bookings, but it can’t renew a registration, change an address, transfer a title or update a license over the phone.
Call for this
- Questions about documents, fees and requirements
- License, registration and title questions
- Booking or canceling a drive test
- Finding out which DMV section handles your case
Can’t be done by phone
- Registration renewals
- Address changes
- Title transfers (how to transfer a title)
- License or ID updates and renewals
Every official Nevada DMV phone number
Most Nevada DMV lines are open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Las Vegas drivers use (702) 486-4368 for most questions; the 775 numbers below reach statewide sections in Carson City that handle insurance, debt, records and other specialist work.
| Line | Number | Call for |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas area general informationAlso the License/Registration Call Center and Vehicle Title Section | (702) 486-4368 | General, license, registration and title questions; drive test bookings |
| Reno, Sparks and Carson City | (775) 684-4368 | General information for Northern Nevada |
| NV LIVE insurance verificationPress 1, then 1 | (775) 684-4850 | Insurance verification and registration suspensions for a lapse |
| Drivers License Assessment Team (DLAT)Press 2, then 2 | (775) 684-4364 | Cases the DMV refers to DLAT |
| Revenue Recovery / Bad Debt | (775) 684-4517 | Past-due DMV debt and collection questions |
| Emission Lab, Las Vegas | (702) 486-4981 | Smog check and emissions questions |
| Compliance Enforcement, Las Vegas | (702) 486-8626 | Dealer, title and other DMV-related fraud complaints |
| Records Section | (775) 684-4590 | Driving and vehicle record requests |
| Motor Carrier / Fuel Taxes | (775) 684-4711 | Commercial carrier and fuel tax accounts |
| Off-Highway Vehicles8 a.m. to 4 p.m. | (775) 684-4831 | OHV registration and titles |
| TDD, hearing impaired only | (775) 684-4904 | Callers who are deaf or hard of hearing |
What to have ready before you call the DMV
Keep your license or ID number, plate number and the last four characters of your VIN next to you, plus any DMV notice you’re calling about. Having them ready keeps the call short, because staff can find your record without sending you to look.
- Your license or ID card
Your license number and date of birth are the quickest way for staff to pull up your driver record.
- Plate number and VIN
For registration, title or insurance questions, have the plate and the last four characters of the VIN from your registration card.
- The notice you got
Renewal notices and suspension letters carry an access code. Read it out so staff know exactly which case you mean.
- Time inside office hours
The lines close at 5 p.m. Las Vegas time. If you’re calling from another time zone, check the status above first.
Skip the call: DMV tasks you can finish online
Most reasons people call the DMV are jobs the phone line can’t do anyway. Registration and license renewals, address changes, duplicate decals and driving records are all faster online through MyDMV or at a DMV Now kiosk, with no hold time and no office visit for most drivers.
Do Las Vegas DMV offices have their own phone numbers?
No. Individual Nevada DMV offices don’t have public phone lines, so questions about East Sahara, West Flamingo and North Decatur all go through the main Las Vegas number, (702) 486-4368. For hours, services, VIN stations, kiosks and booking at a specific office, open its guide below.
Got a call or text that says it’s the DMV? Hang up and call the official number on this page instead. See current Las Vegas DMV scams.
Book or change a DMV appointment without calling
You don’t need to call to manage a DMV appointment. Appointments are booked, viewed, rescheduled and canceled online on the DMV’s free WaitWell scheduler, and each Las Vegas office has its own booking page. Pick your task and an office below to open the official page.
Book, view, reschedule or cancel
Check one office, then switch to the next. Each button opens that office’s official booking page.
East Sahara DMV
2621 E. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89104 · Mon–Fri 8–5, Sat 8–4
All official booking links
- East Sahara: general appointment · drive test
- West Flamingo: general appointment · drive test
- North Decatur: general appointment · drive test
- Silverado Ranch: general appointment · drive test
- Silverado CDL building: CDL line or knowledge test
- All offices on dmv.nv.gov
Nevada DMV phone number FAQ
Can I talk to a real person at the Nevada DMV?
Yes. Call (702) 486-4368 in the Las Vegas area or (775) 684-4368 in Reno, Sparks and Carson City, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Staff answer general questions; they can’t complete a transaction over the phone.
Is the Nevada DMV phone line open on Saturday?
No. The DMV lists its phone lines as open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Las Vegas metro DMV offices also open on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., but the phone lines don’t.
Can I change my address with the DMV by phone?
No. The phone center can’t update your address. Change it online through MyDMV, which updates your license and vehicle records. Renewal notices and new cards are mailed to the address on record, so update it first.
What number do I call about a registration suspended for no insurance?
Call NV LIVE, the DMV’s insurance verification line, at (775) 684-4850, then press 1 and 1 again. If your insurer has already reported your coverage, you may be able to reinstate at a DMV Now kiosk.
Is there a TDD line for the Nevada DMV?
Yes. The DMV’s TDD line for callers who are deaf or hard of hearing is (775) 684-4904, open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Who do I call about a DMV collection letter?
Revenue Recovery handles past-due DMV debt at (775) 684-4517. Use the number from dmv.nv.gov, not one printed on a letter or text, because fake DMV collection notices have circulated in Nevada.