DMV West Palm Beach Appointment Online, Office List and Hours. Florida FLHSMV. (2024)

FAQs

How do I schedule an appointment at the Palm Beach DMV? ›

Appointments are not required, but recommended. To schedule call 561-640-6820.

To make an appointment online, visit the OASIS, the Online Appointment Service and Information System. Please browse the website prior to making an appointment. The system allows you to resolve many issues online without having to schedule a visit to a local FL-authorized office.

The Division of Motorist Services has driver license service centers located throughout the state. Depending on your location the office may offer services on a walk-in or appointment only basis. Visit our Locations page for addresses, telephone numbers and hours of operation.

Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays: These mid-week warriors offer a glimmer of hope for shorter lines. Mid-Month: Steer clear of the month's beginning and end. You'll thank yourself. Afternoons: Some folks head there on their lunch break, but generally, afternoons tend to be less crowded than mornings.

Documents showing physical presence in Florida: Lease agreement. Twelve consecutive months of utility bills and proof of payments. Declaration of Domicile.

How can I get my Florida Smart ID? Florida Smart ID is currently available by invitation from the FLHSMV. You can request yours through the FLHSMV MyDMV Portal by clicking the “Enroll here” button now.

Driver's License/ID Cards

The fee for an initial Florida Class E license (including learner's permit) is $48.00, a commercial driver license (Class A) license is $75.00 and endorsem*nts are $7.00 each. The fee for an ID Card is $25.00. Most local Tax Collector offices also charge a $6.25 service fee.

The Florida Smart ID app is a secure version of your driver license, which can be downloaded on your smart device when launched. It is not simply a photo of your license. When used with an associated Florida Smart ID Verifier, customers can provide a safe, trusted and contactless proof of identity or age.

Certain suspensions can be reinstated online. Visit the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles MyDMVPortal to see if this is an option for you. If you have a ticket and/or fine, it must be paid to, or disputed with, the Clerk of Courts Office in the county where the ticket or fine was issued.

The Florida driving test, also known as the Class E Driving Skills Test, is a behind-the-wheel driving test that must be supervised by a driving examiner, normally at a FLHSMV location. You can schedule an appointment for your test using the FLHSMV Online Appointment Service and Information System (OASIS).

Does the Florida DMV take cash? ›

Locations marked with two asterisks (**) are license plate agents that may charge additional fees associated with performing motor vehicle transactions. All other locations are state-sponsored driver license service centers and accept cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover Card or American Express.

YOU MUST BRING ALL THE BELOW DOCUMENTS INTO THE OFFICE FOR THE VEHICLE YOU ARE USING. IF THE VEHICLE IS REGISTERED IN FLORIDA, YOU MUST HAVE FLORIDA PIP/PDL INSURANCE.

Go When The Time is Right

Alternatively, the best times to go to the DMV are during the week, mid to late afternoon, when most people are working. Going in the middle of the month can also save you some time, as many drivers flood the DMV at the beginning and end of the month to get their license renewed.

Register and Title a Vehicle in Florida

First-time registration must be obtained in person. If making an appointment to register and title a vehicle in Florida, customers should select title as the service type.

To clear the suspension, contact the court in the county where the suspension was issued and satisfy the court requirements. You may then present proof of satisfaction in the form of an affidavit within 30 days, along with all applicable reinstatement fees, to any Florida driver license service center.

If you own or operate a vehicle in Florida, you must carry valid proof of insurance with you when you drive. Florida law requires anyone who owns or operates a motor vehicle to maintain insurance coverage that meets the state's minimum requirements.