Update your vehicle address with the DMV if you’ve moved. Your legal (physical) address determines your county vehicle registration fees and your mailing address determines where your mail will go.
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Gather what you’ll need
To update your vehicle address, you will need:
- Your license plate number
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or Verification Code on your registration card or renewal notice
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Change your vehicle address
The quickest way to change your address is online. You can also change your address in person at your county office.
Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) participants will not be able to change their legal address online. If you are participating in this program, please go into your county office to change your address.
You can update your address on your vehicle registration online at myDMV. For your protection, this service requires you to create a personal account to verify your identity. If you do not want to create an account, you will need to visit a county office.
Login or create your myDMV account to change your vehicle address
If you currently have a vehicle registration, you can change your vehicle address at your local county office.
- You will need to bring your Colorado driver license/ID or another form of a Secure and Verifiable Identification
- You may be required to show proof of your new address
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Next steps
- If you change your address online, you should receive your new registration by mail in 10 business days.
- If you change your address in-person, you will receive your updated registration on the spot.