The Titusville DMV serves Brevard County residents in central Florida

The Titusville Driver License Office is located at 400 South Washington Avenue, Titusville, FL 32796. This is a full-service Florida Department of Motor Vehicles location that handles driver licenses, identification cards, vehicle registration, and title services for residents in and around Brevard County. The office does not require an appointment for most services, but wait times vary depending on the time of day and day of the week.

This office is one of several DMV locations serving the Space Coast area. If you live in Titusville or nearby communities like Cocoa, Melbourne, or Palm Bay, you can visit this location or choose another Brevard County office depending on which is more convenient. The services available are the same across all Florida DMV offices, but hours and staffing levels may differ.

Key Takeaways

  • The Titusville DMV is located at 400 South Washington Avenue and handles driver licenses, ID cards, vehicle registration, and title services without requiring an appointment.
  • Most services take longer during mid-morning and mid-afternoon hours on weekdays; early morning or late afternoon visits typically have shorter waits.
  • You must bring original documents or certified copies to prove identity, residency, and Social Security number — photocopies alone will not be accepted.
  • The office is closed on Sundays and some state holidays, so check the Florida DMV website or call ahead before making a trip.
  • If you need a specific service like a commercial driver license or a duplicate title, confirm the Titusville office offers it before visiting.

Hours and how to plan your visit

The Titusville DMV office is open Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings. Exact hours change seasonally and may shift without notice, so you should check the official Florida DMV website or call the office directly at the number listed there before you go. The office is closed on Sundays and on state holidays including New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Wait times are shortest early in the morning when the office opens and during the last hour before closing. Mid-morning (around 10 a.m. to noon) and mid-afternoon (around 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.) are typically the busiest periods. If you have flexibility in your schedule, visiting on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday rather than Monday or Friday will usually mean a shorter wait.

Bring all required documents with you on your first visit. If you forget something, you will have to return another day. The office does not hold documents or allow you to come back later the same day with missing paperwork.

What documents you need to bring

The documents required depend on what service you are seeking. For a new driver license or ID card, you must bring an original birth certificate or certified copy, a Social Security card or document showing your Social Security number, and proof of Florida residency such as a utility bill, lease, or mortgage statement dated within the last 60 days. A passport or military ID can substitute for the birth certificate.

For vehicle registration or title services, you will need the vehicle's current registration, proof of ownership (the title or bill of sale), and proof of insurance. If someone else owns the vehicle, you may need a power of attorney or notarized permission from the owner. The specific documents vary by transaction, so review the Florida DMV website for your exact service before you visit.

Photocopies are not accepted for identity documents. You must bring originals or certified copies issued by the government agency that created them. If your documents are in a language other than English, bring the original and an official English translation.

Services available at the Titusville location

The Titusville office handles standard driver license and identification card services: new licenses, renewals, replacements for lost or damaged cards, and address changes. You can also renew your registration, explore for a new title, replace a lost title, and handle ownership transfers. The office processes name changes on licenses and IDs when you bring a court order or marriage certificate.

Some specialized services may not be available at this location. Commercial driver licenses (CDLs), motorcycle endorsements, and hazmat endorsements sometimes require a visit to a larger regional office. Call the Titusville office or check the Florida DMV website to confirm whether your specific service is offered there before making the trip.

The office does not handle vehicle inspections, emissions testing, or boat registration. Those services are handled by separate agencies or private inspection stations.

Fees and payment methods

Driver license and ID card fees vary based on the type of card and how long it is valid. A standard Florida driver license costs one amount for a four-year license and a different amount for an eight-year license. Replacement cards, renewals, and address changes each have their own fees. Vehicle registration and title fees depend on the vehicle's weight, type, and whether you are transferring ownership or renewing an existing registration.

The Titusville office accepts cash, debit cards, and credit cards. Some transactions may have additional fees if you pay by credit card. Ask the staff member before you complete your transaction if you want to know the exact fee for your specific service.

Fees change periodically and vary by service type. The Florida DMV website lists current fees for each transaction. If you are unsure of the cost, call the office ahead of time or check online before you visit.

Scams and safety information

Never pay for DMV services through a third-party website or app. Scammers create fake DMV websites that look nearly identical to the real Florida DMV site and charge high fees to process renewals or registrations. The real Florida DMV website is myflorida.com/dmv. If you are unsure whether a website is real, go directly to myflorida.com by typing the address into your browser yourself rather than clicking a link in an email or text message.

The DMV will never contact you by phone, email, or text to ask for personal information, payment, or to threaten license suspension. If you receive a call or message claiming to be from the DMV and asking for money or information, hang up or delete it. This is a scam.

Do not give your Social Security number, driver license number, or financial information to anyone claiming to represent the DMV unless you initiated the contact and called the official DMV phone number yourself. Legitimate DMV staff will never ask for this information over the phone.

Alternatives if the Titusville office is too busy

If you cannot visit the Titusville location or the wait is too long, other Brevard County DMV offices include locations in Melbourne and Cocoa. Each office offers the same standard services, though hours and wait times differ. You can visit whichever location is most convenient for you.

Florida also offers online renewal for driver licenses and vehicle registration in some cases. If you are renewing a license or registration that does not require a new photo or inspection, you may be able to complete the transaction on the Florida DMV website without visiting an office. Check myflorida.com/dmv to see whether your specific renewal can be done online.

Some services can be completed by mail. The Florida DMV website explains which transactions accept mail-in processing and provides the mailing address and required forms. Mail processing takes longer than an in-person visit, typically two to three weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an appointment to visit the Titusville DMV?

No. The Titusville office operates on a first-come, first-served basis and does not require appointments for most services. You can walk in during business hours. However, wait times vary, so arriving early or visiting during slower times will reduce your wait.

What should I do if I do not have all my documents?

Do not go to the office without all required documents. The staff cannot process your request with incomplete paperwork, and you will have to return another day. Check the Florida DMV website for your specific service to see exactly what you need to bring.

Can I renew my driver license online instead of visiting the office?

You may be able to renew online if your license does not require a new photo and you meet other requirements. Visit myflorida.com/dmv to check whether your renewal qualifies for online processing. Not all renewals are may be able to access.

How long does it take to get a new driver license after my visit?

Your temporary license is issued at the office on the day you explore. Your permanent license is mailed to your address within one to two weeks. If you need the license sooner, ask the staff whether expedited processing is available and what the additional cost is.

What if I lose my documents before my appointment?

Contact the agency that issued the document to request a replacement. For a birth certificate, contact the vital records office in the state where you were born. For a Social Security card, visit ssa.gov or call the Social Security Administration. These replacements take time, so request them as soon as possible.