October 6, 2015

CT DMV: Last Full Week to Do Renewals Covered by Extensions Given in August

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The state’s Department of Motor Vehicles released the following information today regarding renewals and the department’s computer upgrade.

DMV Closes Friday at 12:30 p.m., is Closed Saturday and Re-Opens Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 7:45 a.m.

WETHERSFIELD– The Department of Motor Vehicles is reminding residents that they have until the close of business Tuesday, October 13, to complete any renewals of licenses, registrations or identification cards covered by extensions given in August for the department’s computer upgrade.

The agency granted extensions beginning Aug. 11 and this period ends Oct. 13 following the Columbus Day holiday. This means today through Friday at 12:30 p.m. is the last week to complete those renewals. DMV closes at 12:30 p.m. Friday for the holiday, is not open Saturday and reopens Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 7:45 a.m. If an expired renewal is not completed by next Tuesday, then all the regular penalties will be imposed beginning Oct. 14.

If the agency is closed on the day of expiration for a license or registration, under state law (Conn. General Statutes 14-22 and 14-41) registrations and licenses remain valid through the next business day that the agency is open, which is Oct. 13, so the renewal can be transacted. The agency has informed law enforcement officials about the end date for extensions.

Those needing to renew a license are urged to visit a AAA office, which are located throughout the state (ct.gov/dmv/offices). Those doing a registration renewal can go online (ct.gov/dmv/online) using a computer, tablet or smartphone.

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