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AAA DMV Services in Nevada

Taking care of your DMV to-do list is easy with AAA.

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What DMV services does AAA offer in Nevada?

Services vary by branch.1 

Available

In-Person Services

  • Registration renewal
  • Replacement registration stickers
  • Duplicate registration certificates
  • EDRS registration
  • Transfer of out-of-state registration
  • Duplicate title
  • Moving permits
  • Application for and pick up of disabled license plates, temporary placards, and permanent placards
  • Replacement license plates

Nevada DMV Now Kiosk Services
DMV Now Kiosks are available at all branch locations. DMV fees apply.

  • Vehicle registration renewal
  • Duplicate registration/decal
  • Driver history printout
  • Reinstatement of suspended insurance

Unavailable

AAA Branches in Nevada do not offer every DMV service, including but not limited to:

  • REAL ID
  • Permit and license testing
  • License renewal
  • VIN verification
  • Smog check
  • New vehicle registration
  • Vehicle safety inspections
  • Correctable violation (fix-it ticket) sign-off
  • Salvage certificate
  • Original or new vehicle transactions of any type
  • Select correctable violation payments
  • Out-of-country vehicle (gray market) conversion

For help with these and other services, visit the Nevada DMV site, call your nearest DMV location to make an appointment, or look up the nearest Nevada DMV Now kiosk.

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What do I need to complete my DMV tasks at AAA?

  • Your valid driver’s license, government-issued identification card, or DMV ID card
  • Your Nevada DMV paperwork

For vehicle-related transactions, you must be a AAA Member and be the registered owner of the car or the vehicle title is in your name.

Frequently Asked Questions: AAA DMV Services in Nevada

Click on your branch for available DMV services. All AAA Nevada Branch locations offer DMV Now self-service kiosks.

To schedule a DMV appointment at your local AAA Branch:

  1. Find your AAA Branch.
  2. Click on the branch location to display its location page.
  3. Click on the Schedule an Appointment button.
  4. A form will appear. Enter your name and phone number, then press Continue.
  5. A list of available services will pop up. Choose DMV.
  6. A list of DMV services available at your branch will appear. Choose one and then click on Schedule an Appointment.
  7. Choose your preferred appointment date and time from the available options.

For your convenience, many AAA Branches offer extended hours and are open on Saturday.

In-Person DMV Services

AAA accepts cash, debit, and credit cards, including Visa®, Mastercard®, and Discover®, for payment. Checks are not accepted.

DMV Now Kiosks

DMV Now kiosks accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. 

Kiosks charge an additional processing fee of $4 for registration renewals and duplicates, and $1.25 for all other transactions. Services offered at kiosks are also available online.

Visa and Mastercard debit cards are processed as credit cards, so choose “credit” when asked.

A DMV Now kiosk, available at all Nevada AAA Branches, is a self-serve kiosk where you can take care of certain DMV services. 

Using a DMV Now Kiosk is quick and easy. Simply approach the kiosk and use the touch screen to renew your car registration, for example. The kiosk will dispense your registration and plate decal on the spot. Services are offered in English and Spanish and have voice assistance.

You don’t need to be a AAA Member to use a DMV Now kiosk (this service is available to everyone). Kiosk services vary by location.

No, AAA Branches in Nevada do not provide new vehicle registrations. However, you can renew an existing vehicle registration at your local branch.

While AAA Branches offer many DMV-related services, you cannot get a REAL ID at AAA Branches in Nevada.

In order to get a REAL ID, you’ll need to visit your local DMV office. When you go, make sure to bring:

  • Proof of your identity, such as your birth certificate or passport
  • Your Social Security number or a document that shows it, such as a W-2 form
  • Two documents that show proof of your home address, such as a rental agreement or utility bill

For more information, visit the U.S. Department of Homeland Security website.

No. Driver’s license renewal isn’t available at AAA Branches in Nevada. You’ll need to visit your local DMV office to renew your driver’s license.

1 Nevada branches have limited-service DMV kiosks available, the use of which is subject to DMV kiosk fees. Kiosks charge an additional processing fee of $4 for registration renewals and duplicates, and $1.25 for all other transactions. Services offered at kiosks are also available online.