March 4, 2021

Rep. Kennedy: New Additional CT DMV Services Available Online

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The CT Department of Motor Vehicles web portal will expand the virtual actions currently available.

New transactions available are: requesting a replacement driver’s license; a replacement non-driver’s license; and driving history. These applications are estimated to only take 5-7 minutes to complete; as well as, offer a tracking component for replacement card requests, and driving history document retrieval for up to 30 days at no additional cost.

REQUEST A REPLACMENT DRIVER’S LICENSE HERE

REQUEST A REPLACEMENT NON-DRIVER’S ID HERE

REQUEST DRIVING HISTORY HERE

To get started, on any of these options, you will need:

Your first and last name exactly as it appears on your current driver’s license or non-driver ID
Your date of birth
Your street address
Your driver’s license or non-driver ID number
Your social security number
A credit or debit card

Follow this image to be directed to the CT DMV web portal.

These features are in addition to virtual license and non-driver ID card renewal services announced by Gov. Lamont last month.

RENEW DRIVER’S LICENSE HERE

RENEW NON-DRIVER ID HERE

Keep in mind, starting October 1, 2021 you will need a REAL ID or valid U.S. passport for domestic flights. Please note, verified ID’s must be completed in-person at a licensed DMV location. For more information on REAL ID, click below.

CT DMV REAL ID

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