I’m moving within Nebraska: How to change my address with the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles?
When you’re moving within your state, you are required to change your address with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) as soon as possible. Every state has their own rules and policies. If you’re moving within Nebraska, you are required to update your address with the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles within 60 days of your move.
When you’re moving, there are a lot of things that you already need to take care of. You can easily miss out on important stuff like updates with the DMV which can become a problem afterwards. Some individuals are not aware of the documentation deadlines with the DMV. Since you just have 60 days to update your address with the Nebraska DMV, there’s very little time to waste.
Because updating your address is so crucial, many states have narrowed the process significantly. To update your address on your license and on other documents, you should be aware of the steps that are to be followed in your state.
So how can you apply for a Nebraska DMV change of address?
1. Online
In Nebraska, you can complete the driver’s license change of address request online, in just a few clicks. It is one of the most convenient options available, considering that you have your Nebraska’s driver’s license, ID, date of birth and a social security number (SSN).
Step by step process
- Visit the Nebraska DMV website.
- Follow the process and fill in the required information.
3. Complete the application and double-check for any errors.
4. If any additional documents are needed, scan and upload them.
5. After getting done with the request, decide if you want to request a replacement license.
2. In person
In Nebraska, services to update your address online are not available, you’ll have to do it the old-fashioned way. You can visit your local driver license office and submit the address change form. You can also apply for replacement documents when you’re at the office.
The following are some of the major DMV offices and their address in Nebraska:
Lincoln
Department of Motor Vehicles
301 Centennial Mall S, Lincoln, NE
Lincoln
Department of Motor Vehicles
625 N 46th St, Lincoln, NE
Ogallala
Department of Motor Vehicles
511 N Spruce St, Ogallala, NE
Find your local DMV field office
Step by step process
- Locate your nearest DMV office.
- Request for the change of address form and provide the requested information.
- You will be needing your current license and a proof that your address has been changed.
- Same documents will be required for both, changing your address on your driver’s license and vehicle registration.
- A change of address in Nebraska is free, but if you wish to get a new license with your updated address, it will cost you $11 for the process.
Documents required
- Proof of signature
- Nebraska driver’s license or Nebraska ID Card
- Proof of residency
- Deed/Title, Mortgage, Rental/Lease agreement
- Bank Statement
- Proof of social security number
- Date of birth
Here’s the full list of documents accepted by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles.
Note: You cannot update your address via mail in Nebraska.
I’m moving from another State to Nebraska: How to change my address with the Nebraska DMV?
If you are moving from another state to Nebraska, you need to get a new driver’s license from the Nebraska DMV. You must apply for a new license within 30 days and also register your vehicle within 30 days of establishing residency, considering you have a valid, unexpired driver’s license from another U.S. state.
Sorry to break it to you but you will have to visit the Nebraska DMV in person to apply for a new driver’s license. Since you cannot apply for a new license online or over the phone as a new resident.
As per the rules in various states, you can expect that the Nebraska driver’s license for a new resident is only available for those individuals that do not have any outstanding revocations, suspensions or cancellations on their out-of-state driver’s license.
Steps to get a new driver’s license from the Nebraska DMV:
- Locate your nearest DMV office.
- Ask for the application for a driver’s license.
- You’ll be required to surrender your current out-of-state license.
- You’ll need your ID number, date of birth, and SSN for it.
- Pass the vision exam and pay the fees required for the process.
- If you have a valid driver’s license, your written and driving tests will be waived.
It is important to note that the documents submitted should be original and no copies will be accepted. In addition, if the name of your proof of identity does not match the name on your current proof of identity, you will also be required to bring documents that legally prove that change of name.
Documents/Information required
- Proof of signature
- Nebraska driver’s license or Nebraska ID Card
- Proof of residency
- Deed/Title, Mortgage, Rental/Lease agreement
- Bank Statement
- Proof of social security number
- Date of birth
Note: You cannot apply for a driver’s license or vehicle registration on phone, mail or online.
As an out-of-state driver, do I have to visit the Nebraska DMV?
As an out-of-state driver, it is mandatory visit the Nebraska DMV if you are planning to:
- Work in Nebraska
- Live in Nebraska for a minimum of six months.
- Register to vote in Nebraska
- Start a business in Nebraska
- Enroll your children in Nebraska schools.
I’m moving to Nebraska with a car I bought from a dealership. What should I do?
If you have bought your car from a dealership and you are moving to Nebraska, you will be required to bring a dealer’s invoice. You will be required to bring a lease agreement in case your car is on lease. In addition, your vehicle will also have to pass the safety and emission inspection at the DMV.
I’m moving from Nebraska to another state: How to change my address with the Nebraska DMV?
You don’t need to change your address with the Nebraska DMV if you are moving from Nebraska to another state. Your Nebraska driver’s license will be canceled as soon as you receive a new one from the state you’re moving to. The same goes for your vehicle registration as well. You don’t need to change your address with the Nebraska DMV on your vehicle registration if you’re moving to another state. However, You will be required to surrender your plates to the Nebraska DMV.
Things to do when moving out of Nebraska:
- Apply for a new driver’s license, the time-limit for the process varies from state to state. However, most states require this to be completed within 30 to 60 days of establishing residency.
- Apply for a vehicle registration, the time-limit for this process also varies from state to state.
- You will have to apply for the driver’s license and vehicle registration by visiting the DMV office of the state you have moved to. Note that the requirements will vary according to the state you’ve moved to.
What are the documents required?
Here are the documents you need to update your address with the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles:
- Change of address form
- Your new and old address
- License plate number
- Last four digits of your VIN and SSN
- Proof of U.S. Citizenship or, if you are not a U.S. citizen, evidence of lawful presence.
- SSN and I.D.
- Proof of Nebraska residency
- Current vehicle registration
- Proof of liability insurance
- Proof of inspection
- Proof of ownership
Frequently asked questions about DMV Change of address
When should I notify the Nebraska DMV of my move?
You must notify the Nebraska DMV of your move within 60 days of establishing residency.
Do I need to take a driving test?
No, you will not be required to take the driving test.
Will filling out an official U.S. postal service change of address form update my vehicle registration records?
No, filling out an official U.S. postal service change of address form will not update the information on your DMV records.
After moving to another state, do I need to return the license plates?
After moving out of Nebraska and to another state, you are required to return your license plates to the Nebraska DMV.
Can I change my name and address on my driving licence at the same time?
You can only change your name and address simultaneously if you’re applying for a new license or ID. Otherwise, both the processes require separate procedures.
