Life is a lot. myMVA makes it easier.

You did it - changed your address with USPS. CHECK! But did you know USPS doesn’t forward MVA mail? That means you need to change your address directly with the MVA, and it’s best to do it right when you move. If we don’t have your current address, you could:

• ​Miss emissions test notices or license and registration renewal reminders
• Get late fees and even a suspension if you wait too long to renew

Sign up for a myMVA account now so it’s ready when you need it. Or, if you’ve already moved, make the update in just a few clicks after signing up for your account. It’s easy! ​

​Pro-Tip: You don’t need to get a new license when you change your address unless you want to. You’ll receive a free change of address card to carry with your license. If you move frequently, this is a good way to go. 

Losing your license is stressful enough. Sign up for a myMVA account before it happens to make replacing your license a breeze! 

Here’s the deal: 

• ​You need your license number to create a myMVA account.
• If you lose your license before creating an account and you don’t have your license number, things get complicated, so it'll take longer. 

Pro Tip: Sign up for a myMVA account​ now while you still have your license in hand. If it goes missing later, you can order a duplicate in a couple of minutes. The future you will be grateful! 

Switched insurance companies? Awesome. But here’s what most people don’t know:

• ​​The MVA might not get the info from your new insurance company right away.
• If it looks like you don’t have coverage, we could flag your account for a lapse in insurance. That’s a hassle you don’t need. 

Sign up for a myMVA account​ before you need it. If you change insurance companies, it only takes a few minutes to check your myMVA account to see if your new insurance company updated your information. You can easily update it yourself, if necessary. 

Pro Tip: You must keep your vehicle insured at all times.  Make sure your new policy is in effect before you cancel your old one. No gaps in coverage. Ever.