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Ohio BMV Office Locations
OH BMV Office Services
BMV-Related Service Locations
OH BMV Contact Information

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Ohio BMV Office Locations

Going to the BMV can be confusing, but getting there doesn't have to be.

In Ohio, there are a number of different places to take care of each step of the driving process. Luckily, we've documented all of them for you, and can help you find the nearest DMV office quickly and easily.

Enter your zip code above or find your county below to figure out the closet BMV office to you, or keep reading to learn more about the types of tasks you can accomplish through the BMV in Ohio.

OH BMV Office Services

Whether its handling your personal paperwork or keeping your vehicle legal, the process is handled by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) in the Buckeye State.

Specifically, the OH BMV can help you with:

Driving permits.
Driver's licenses for:
- Teens.
- Adults.
- Commercial drivers.
- Motorcycle riders.
State ID cards.
Vehicle registration.
Titles.
License plates.

Find your county below or enter your zip code above to figure out the closest office where you can take care of business.

Save Time in Line—Appointments & Online Services

Before you head off to your local office branch, make sure to check out the online services offered by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. You may be able to get everything you need without ever leaving home!

If you still need to make a BMV trip, you may be able to schedule an appointment ahead of time, and jump right to the front of the line.

Some BMV-related services can be handled by other offices or agencies. These include:

Driver's license reinstatement fee payments: Visit your local regional service center.
Salvage vehicle inspections: Head to your local Highway Patrol inspection site.
CDL skills testing: Visit a state-approved testing location.
Emissions tests: Contact your local E-Check site.