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Mississippi DMV Change of Address
Moving somewhere in Mississippi? Before you cruise around the new neighborhood, add updating the Mississippi DMV change of address form to your moving to-do list. In some states, you have less than 30 days to update your driving records and/or vehicle registration with the Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV), so now’s the time to act!
But don’t worry — we’ve got your back. We’ve compiled everything you need to know about updating your driving records with your new residential or mailing address. You’ll be able to head out with the car keys from the day you officially call Mississippi home.
Where are you moving?
MISSISSIPPI DRIVER’S LICENSE CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Do I need to notify the state of Mississippi?
Yes.
Will filling out an official U.S. Postal Service Change of Address Form update my driver’s license records?
No.
Will the state of Mississippi issue me a new driver’s license or ID card?
Yes.
Where can I complete my driver’s license change of address?
You can visit the Mississippi Department of Public Safety. Alternatively, you can use the Mississippi DPS Online Portal.
What will I need when I notify the DMV?
- Your current license
- Proof of your change of address
When do I need to complete my driver’s license change of address?
Act fast — you’ll need to report your Mississippi DMV change of address within 30 days of your move.
MISSISSIPPI VEHICLE REGISTRATION CHANGE OF ADDRESS INFORMATION
Do I need to notify the state of Mississippi?
Yes.
Will filling out an official U.S. Postal Service Change of Address Form update my vehicle registration records?
No.
Where can I complete my vehicle registration change of address?
You’ll need to complete your Mississippi DMV change of address in person at your local county Tax Collector’s office. Unfortunately, services are not available online.
What will I need when I notify the DMV?
- Your license plate number
When do I need to complete my vehicle registration change of address?
Don’t sit on it — you’ll need to report your change of address within 30 days of your move.
MISSISSIPPI DRIVER’S LICENSE CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Do I need to get a new driver’s license?
Yes.
Where can I get a new driver’s license?
We hate to say it, but you’ll need to visit the Mississippi Department of Public Safety. Unfortunately, services are not available online.
What will I need?
- Your valid out-of-state license
- 2 proofs of Mississippi residency
- Proof of Social Security number
- Birth Certificate
When do I need to get a new driver’s license?
Act fast — you’ll need to obtain a Mississippi driver’s license within 60 days of becoming a resident.
Do I need to take a driving test?
Nope. Save your real driving skills for the road. You will, however, have to pass a vision exam.
Is there a fee?
Ah, the age-old question. Visit the fees page to learn more. MISSISSIPPI VEHICLE REGISTRATION CHANGE OF ADDRESS INFORMATION
Do I need to register my vehicle?
Yes.
Where can I register my vehicle?
You’ll need to visit your local Tax Collector’s Office in person. Sorry to say, but services are not available online.
What will I need?
- Your out-of-state title or registration
- Your odometer disclosure statement
- Your state-issued photo ID
When do I need to register my vehicle?
Don’t sit on it — you’ll need to register your vehicle within 30 days of becoming a resident.
Is there a fee?
We don’t fault you for asking! Mississippi charges a first-time registration fee of $14
Is an emission test required?
No.
Is proof of liability insurance required?
Yes. Visit Mississippi’s FAQ page for more information.
MISSISSIPPI DRIVER’S LICENSE CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Do I need to notify the state of Mississippi?
No. When you receive a license from your new state, Mississippi will automatically cancel your driver’s license.
MISSISSIPPI VEHICLE REGISTRATION CHANGE OF ADDRESS INFORMATION
Do I need to noatify the state of Mississippi?
No.
Do I need to return my license plates?
No. Go ahead and save them for the grandkids.
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