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LARIMER VEHICLE LICENSING AND MARRIAGE LICENSE TRANSACTIONS ARE IN PERSON BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

The New York DMV Office Harlem is located in New York and provides these services: Driver’s License and Renewal, Identification Cards, Written Test, Road Test, Vehicle Registration, Vehicle Titles, License Plates, Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), CDL Written Test, CDL Driving Test. Make a New York DMV Appointment. Depending on the type of appointment you need to make, the methods for doing so will differ. License and Vehicle Appointments. The NY DMV allows you to make appointments using their online scheduling system for the following types of tasks: Driver's license or identification card: Written test for driver's permit. Appointments are available for 21 days in advance. It is the agency's goal to maximize your time so that you do not spend hours waiting at an SCDMV branch. You can book a vehicle, driver, REAL ID, or ADA appointments below.

For the health and safety of the public and staff, in-person Vehicle Licensing services will be conducted by appointment only until further notice.

Note: Because there are so many other options for completing license renewals, they will not be handled in person. Instead, please use one of the other options listed below.

Renew Online at larimer.org/renewplates
Visit a renewal kiosk in Loveland, Fort Collins or another location in Colorado. See larimer.org/kiosk
Mail your renewal to our office at PO Box 1429, Fort Collins, CO 80522
Drop your renewal (with check payment) into the “Renewal Drop Box” located in the lobby of the Fort Collins or Loveland offices

To make an appointment for:

Vehicle Services:

Fort Collins, Loveland or Estes Park, visit larimer.org/bookatime. In order to maintain our appointment schedule for Larimer County residents, no more than 2 transactions may be completed in each appointment time slot. If you have more than 2 transactions, you will need to make additional appointments.
Colorado car dealerships, Lenders, Courier Service Providers, and Fleet Companies are required to drop off all transactions to be processed and will not be required to make an appointment when dropping off or picking up documents in our offices. (No in-person transactions are allowed at this time.)
- Drop-off and pick-up areas have been established in each of our locations. See our staff for instructions upon arrival.

Marriage Licenses:

Loveland and Estes Park, visit larimer.org/bookatime
Fort Collins, call (970)498-7860, option 1

Most transactions may be completed over the phone. Phone staff will be available to assist you with your transactions from 8:00am-5:00pm, Monday - Friday, call (970) 498-7878, option 5. Our staff is ready to assist you with your transaction(s). Your patience is appreciated — hold times are longer due to extremely high call volumes.

Thank you for your consideration as we do our best to provide you the services needed in these challenging circumstances.

Driver´s License

In the States, the driver`s license is issued by every State or territory. A driver normally must obtain a driver's license from its State of residence, and this permit is valid for all the rest of the United States. A certain territory could also suspend the driving privileges around its limits to a driver who had violated the traffic rules. A lot of States shared a common system of classes with certain exceptions. In the case of commercial licenses, for example, those are standardized by federal regulations.

History

As the number of motorized Vehicles reached tens of thousands, the state and local governments asume a new power, autoririzing vehicles and drivers. In 1901, New York was the first State who began to authorize and register new vehicles, and around 1918, all the States began to use the license plates. The license for the drivers was a slow process, as only 39 States began to require this for the drivers around 1935, and only a few of them required an exam to have the license although the concern of having bad drivers was evident.

Special Licenses and Standard licenses.

Non Restricted licenses:

This is the most common license in America. There are some differences between some States on the class of license they use to distinguish a regular driver’s license and a special one, like the restricted one, the Chauffeur or motorcycle license. I.e.In Tennessee a Standard driver's license is called Class D, the Class M is for Motorcycles and the Class H is a hardship license.

Hardship license for minors:

These licenses are oriented to those drivers between 14 and 15 years old (sometimes up to 18), who have the need to drive for family difficulties, like family financial problems or medical problems; the driver needs to go to work or School and there is no other transport available.

Provisional licenses:

Its funcion is the same as a driver's license, but these are issued for drivers under 18 years of age, between 14 and 17 years old. Almost every State, except South Dakota, counts with some kind of graduated license, but the restriction time and the period that a new driver must held the license vary widely depending on the State.

Chauffeur's license:

This kind of license is generally called Class E. Some States only add an endorsement to a regular license, and others just don't require any special permit to drive a taxi or limousine. In Florida it was very common to issue licenses for limousines in the license Class D, designation that was eliminated in 2006. Regardless if the State issue or not the Chauffeur’s license, the driver must always obtain a permit from the State he or she is operating from.

Motorcycle license:

These vehicles sometimes do not require a motorcycle license, in some States any type of license, or any kind of insurance or registration. Unlike the UE, non State in America differentiates a motorcycle between a low or full power to issue a license. Some States require an additional permit to operate a Motorcycle with a sidecar.

Improved licenses:

This kind of license is issued for american citizens in Washington, Michigan, California, Vermont, New York and Minnesota, and se the nationality of the driver appart of the drivers permit. A EDL is a compatible document with a WHTI, acceptable document to cross land or sea borders incoming from Canada, Caribe or Mexico. TO apply for this kind of license it is necessary to bring an American passport and a birth certificate as proof of the nationality. The commercial license and the Motorcycle license also have the same option to be improved.

Permit for disabled persons

The permit for disabled persons is issued to those people who comply with a responsible standard driving and parking access. Special access is issued to improve their life when driving. In some States, like in Texas, the disable person can be forced to surrender his or her licenses depending on their disability.

Driver license laws.

The federal law establishes that the minimum age to drive an interstate commercial vehicle is 21 years old, as a result, the minimum age to apply for a full drivers license is 21.

To be able to drive a School bus it is mandatory to count with a CDL, however, the minimum age to drive a School bus could be older, around 25 years old. Some States issue some restricted interstate drivers licenses, only valid to drive commercial vehicles from that State, oriented to drivers of 18 years of age or older.

The professional drivers between 18 and 21 years old generally are not allowed to drive trailers, Dangerous goods or School buses.

Use of license as Identification and proof of age.

There is not two license numbers issued by the State that are equal. Due to identity theft, the Social Security Number does not appear on the drivers license. To comply with the Standar from the AAMVA, most of the States issue the licenses vertically for minors of 21 years old, and horizontally for people older than 21. This way, it is really ea

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