The Lewisville DMV location and hours

The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles operates a driver license office in Lewisville at 1625 West Main Street, Lewisville, TX 75067. This office handles driver license renewals, replacements, and initial license applications. It does not process vehicle registration or title work — those transactions go to a county tax assessor-collector office instead.

Hours vary by day. The office is typically open Monday through Friday during standard business hours, but you should confirm the current schedule before you go, since DMV hours change seasonally and occasionally shift without notice. Call the office directly at the number listed on the Texas DMV website, or check the location finder at texas.gov/dmv to see today's hours.

Lewisville is in Denton County. If you need vehicle registration or title services, you will go to the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector office instead, which is a separate location with different hours and staff.

Key Takeaways

  • The Lewisville driver license office is at 1625 West Main Street and handles only driver license transactions, not vehicle registration or titles.
  • Hours change seasonally, so confirm the current schedule on texas.gov/dmv or by calling the office before you visit.
  • Vehicle registration and title work require a trip to the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector office, not the DMV driver license office.
  • Bring your current ID, proof of residency, and any documents specific to your transaction type — renewals, replacements, and new licenses each require different paperwork.

What documents to bring for a driver license renewal

A renewal requires proof of identity and proof of residency. Bring your current Texas driver license or ID card as your primary identity document. If your license is expired, it still works as proof of identity for a renewal.

For proof of residency, bring one document dated within the last 90 days that shows your name and current address. Acceptable documents include a utility bill, lease agreement, mortgage statement, or bank statement. A piece of mail from a government agency also works. You do not need multiple documents — one is enough.

If you are renewing online or by mail instead of in person, the document requirements are the same, but you will mail or upload copies rather than show originals.

What documents to bring for a replacement license

A replacement is for a lost, stolen, or damaged license. Bring your current ID or proof of identity — a passport, military ID, or state ID from another state all work. If you do not have any ID, bring two documents that prove your identity, such as a birth certificate and Social Security card.

You will also need proof of residency using the same 90-day rule as a renewal: a utility bill, lease, mortgage statement, or recent government mail showing your current address.

If your license was stolen, you do not need a police report to get a replacement, though having one can help if you later dispute fraudulent use of your name.

What documents to bring for a new driver license

A new license process requires proof of identity, proof of residency, and proof of Social Security number. For identity, bring a passport, military ID, certified birth certificate, or state ID from another state. A current out-of-state driver license also works.

Proof of residency follows the same 90-day rule: utility bill, lease, mortgage statement, or recent government mail. For Social Security, bring your Social Security card, a W-2 form, or a 1099 form — anything that displays your full number.

You will also take a written test and a driving test unless you are transferring a valid license from another state. If you are under 18, you will need a parent or guardian to sign consent forms, and you may have additional restrictions on your license type.

Parking and accessibility at the Lewisville office

The office is located on West Main Street in central Lewisville. Street parking is available in the area, though availability varies by time of day. The building has accessible parking spaces for people with disabilities, and the office itself is wheelchair accessible.

If you have questions about accessibility or need accommodations, call ahead to let the office know what you need. Staff can sometimes arrange for a shorter wait or a quieter space if you have sensory or mobility needs.

When to expect a wait and how to reduce it

Wait times at the Lewisville office vary widely depending on the day and time. Mondays and Fridays tend to be busier than mid-week visits. Early morning, right when the office opens, usually has shorter lines than mid-morning or afternoon.

Some transactions move faster than others. A license renewal typically takes 15 to 30 minutes once you reach the counter. A new license process, which includes a test and photo, can take 45 minutes to an hour. A replacement falls somewhere in between.

The Texas DMV does not currently offer online scheduling for the Lewisville office, so you cannot reserve a time slot. You arrive, take a number, and wait your turn. Bringing all required documents the first time is the single biggest factor in how fast your transaction completes — missing paperwork means a second trip.

Vehicle registration and title services in Denton County

If you need to register a vehicle, renew registration, transfer a title, or handle any other vehicle-related transaction, you go to the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector office, not the DMV driver license office. These are completely separate agencies with different locations and staff.

The main Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector office is in Denton, not Lewisville, though some larger cities in the county have satellite offices. Check the Denton County website or call the main office to find the location closest to you and confirm their hours.

Bring your vehicle title, proof of insurance, proof of residency, and your ID. If you are registering a vehicle for the first time in Texas, bring the out-of-state title or manufacturer's certificate of origin as well.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I renew my license online instead of going to the Lewisville office?

Texas allows online renewal for some driver licenses, but not all. You can renew online if your license is not expired, you have not had a name change, and you do not need a corrected address. If you are unsure whether you may have access to, start the online process at texas.gov/dmv — the system will tell you if you cannot complete it online and what to do instead.

What if I do not have proof of residency dated within the last 90 days?

You will need to bring a document that is dated within 90 days of your visit. If you recently moved and do not have a utility bill or lease yet, a letter from your landlord, a mortgage statement, or a bank statement all work. If you have none of these, ask the office what alternative documents they accept — some offices have flexibility for people in transition.

Do I need an appointment at the Lewisville DMV?

The Lewisville office operates on a walk-in basis — you do not need an appointment. You arrive, take a number, and wait. However, you should check the office hours on texas.gov/dmv before you go, since hours vary by day and season.

Can I handle vehicle registration at the Lewisville DMV office?

No. Vehicle registration, title transfers, and all vehicle-related transactions are handled by the Denton County Tax Assessor-Collector office, not the DMV driver license office. These are two separate agencies. The DMV office in Lewisville handles only driver licenses and ID cards.

What if my documents are in a different name than my current legal name?

Bring documentation of the name change — a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order. The office will need to see both your old name and your new name on official documents. If your name change is very recent and you do not yet have updated documents, call the office ahead of time to ask what they can accept.