Boulder county drivers license office

Select styles are free for qualifying military members. Requires special application. Plates for a variety of special purposes, including collector vehicles, farm trucks, and other commercial vehicles. Most plate styles can be personalized for an extra fee. You can order personalized plates when you register your vehicle either online or at one of our offices or to replace your current plates.

Click here to order online. Looking to replace your existing plates with a different plate style? You can request plates online here.

Note that many but not all plate styles are available online. See plate details on this page. You can also request a specific plate type when you register your vehicle online. If your plates are lost or stolen, it is important that you cancel them in order to avoid liability. Please see our Canceling License Plates page for instructions.

Many but not all plate styles are available online. Also, the online option is not available for remanufacturing of personalized plates. Please contact us to initiate the replacement of personalized plates. This will apply to both Boulder and Longmont cases. In years past, such cases would linger in the criminal justice system, causing individuals to have to return to court on multiple occasions while, possibly, continuing to drive illegally, according to the release.

This diversion program will increase the efficiency in resolving these cases and help people get their licenses back faster. Individuals must have been eligible for their license at the time of the offense or within 30 days to be eligible for diversion, according to the release. People unable to successfully complete diversion will have to go to court to resolve their cases. You may be eligible for a duplicate at no charge if you do not receive your credential in the mail, and come into a state Driver License Office between 30 and 90 days after the issue date of the lost credential.

If you wish to check on the status of your card, please go to myDMV. A duplicate credential is a copy of your license, so it will have the same expiration date, class and endorsements as your previous credential.

To get a duplicate of your lost, stolen or destroyed credential, you will need to visit a driver license office.