MDOT MVA Current Operations
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All MDOT MVA branches are open to customers
by appointment only. The wearing of masks in state facilities is voluntary. Unvaccinated persons are highly encouraged to wear a mask.
MDOT MVA encourages customers to take advantage of the many services and transactions that can be completed online. Visit myMVA eServices to create a profile and see the many services and information that can be completed on your computer, phone or tablet. Our
24-hour self-service business kiosks, and 24/7 VEIP self-service kiosks can all be accessed at your convenience. VEIP stations
do NOT offer appointments, just drive up at your convenience
during normal business hours.
**Please note that due to the COVID-19 emergency, the delivery of products, like driver’s licenses and registration stickers, is taking longer than expected.
Track your delivery.**
In addition to operating on an
appointment-only basis, MDOT MVA has installed plexiglass
safeguard dividers at each station to protect customers and staff during transactions. The wearing of masks in state facilities is voluntary. Unvaccinated persons are highly encouraged to wear a mask. View our safety guidelines.
safety guidelines.pdf
All VEIP full service stations are operating normally. MDOT MVA does not offer appointments for a VEIP inspection, just drive up at your convenience during business hours. If your vehicle was built 2005 or later you may be eligible to complete your VEIP test at a self-service kiosk.
In response to the state of emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the MDOT MVA has approved the emergency use of distance learning to provide the certified driver education program only for the period of time a state of emergency is declared in Maryland. Schools offering distance learning have certified that the system they will be using meets all the standards outlined by MDOT MVA, as well as all other regulatory requirements for approval by MDOT MVA. Contact a driving school near you to see if it is certified to provide distance learning.
Customers have a few options. They may drop off tags at any one of our
tag return drop boxes. Customers are able to cancel their insurance once they drop their tags in the return bin. MDOT MVA will use the date on the tag return form as the cancellation date. Additionally, customers may mail in tags to our
Glen Burnie headquarters. For more information on returning tags,
click here.
Where can I find information on other government services housed in MDOT MVA branches?
MDOT MVA is the one-stop shop for many government services. Please visit our partners for further information on how to do business with them during COVID-19:
From Transportation Security Administration:
Travelers with a state driver’s license that expired beginning on March 1, 2020, and who are not able to renew at their state driver’s license agency may still use it as acceptable identification at the checkpoint. TSA will accept expired driver’s licenses a year after the expiration date, plus 60 days after the duration of the COVID-19 national emergency.
