Where the Broome County DMV is located

The Broome County Department of Motor Vehicles office is at 44 Hawley Street in Endicott, New York 13760. This is the main DMV serving Broome County residents. The building is in downtown Endicott, near the intersection of Hawley and Main Streets.

Endicott is in the southern tier of New York State, about 20 miles south of Binghamton. If you live in Broome County and need to visit a DMV in person, this Endicott location is the one you will go to — there is no separate office for different towns within the county.

Key Takeaways

  • The Broome County DMV is located at 44 Hawley Street in Endicott and is open Monday through Friday, with hours that vary by day.
  • You can renew your driver's license, register a vehicle, get a Real ID, and handle title transfers at this office.
  • Appointments are strongly recommended and can be scheduled through the New York DMV website or by calling the office directly.
  • The office does not accept walk-ins during peak hours, so arriving without an appointment may result in a long wait or being turned away.
  • Many transactions can be completed online through the New York DMV website, which may save you a trip to Endicott.

Hours of operation and how to make an appointment

The Broome County DMV is open Monday through Friday. Hours are typically 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., though the office closes for lunch from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. on most days. You should confirm the exact hours before you go, because holiday schedules and staffing changes can affect when the office is open.

Making an appointment is the fastest way to be seen. You can schedule one through the New York DMV website at dmv.ny.gov by selecting "Make an Appointment" and choosing the Broome County location. You can also call the office directly at (607) 778-2903 to book a time slot. Appointments typically fill up several weeks in advance, especially for license renewals and Real ID services.

If you arrive without an appointment, you may be turned away during busy times or asked to wait several hours. Walk-ins are sometimes accepted in the last hour before closing, but this is not may provide.

Services available at the Endicott office

The Broome County DMV handles most routine motor vehicle transactions. You can renew or replace a driver's license, get a Real ID-compliant license or non-driver ID, register a vehicle, renew vehicle registration, transfer a title, and obtain duplicate documents like registration cards or proof of insurance.

The office also processes commercial driver's license (CDL) renewals and some CDL testing, though written exams for CDLs may require a separate appointment or visit. Vehicle inspections are not performed at the DMV office — you will need to visit a private inspection station for that.

If you need a service not listed here, call ahead to confirm the office can handle it. Some specialized transactions may need to be done at a different location or through the mail.

What to bring and how to prepare

What you need depends on your transaction, but most visits require proof of identity and proof of residency. A valid passport, birth certificate, or previous driver's license works for identity. A utility bill, lease, or mortgage statement dated within the last 30 days works for residency.

For a vehicle registration or title transfer, bring the vehicle's current registration card, proof of insurance, and the title or bill of sale. For a Real ID, bring your Social Security number and documents proving your date of birth, identity, and New York residency — the DMV website lists exactly which documents are accepted.

Bring the original documents, not copies. The DMV staff will make copies if needed. If you are renewing online or by mail, you may not need to visit the office at all — check the New York DMV website first to see which transactions you can complete without going to Endicott.

Online and mail options to avoid a trip

Many transactions do not require a visit to the DMV office. You can renew a driver's license online through dmv.ny.gov if your license is not expired and you have not had a major change in your information. The renewal takes a few minutes and costs less than renewing in person.

Vehicle registration renewals can also be done online if your vehicle has a valid inspection and you have no outstanding violations. You will receive your new registration by mail within two weeks.

If you cannot use the online system, you can mail documents to the Broome County office. Processing by mail takes longer — usually three to four weeks — but it saves a trip. Call (607) 778-2903 to ask which documents to send and where to mail them.

Parking and accessibility

The Endicott DMV office has a small parking lot on Hawley Street. Parking is free and usually available, though it can fill up during peak hours in the morning and early afternoon. Street parking is also available nearby if the lot is full.

The building is accessible to people with mobility challenges. There is a wheelchair ramp at the entrance, and the office has accessible restrooms. If you need information or have questions about accessibility, call ahead at (607) 778-2903.

Common reasons visits take longer than expected

Even with an appointment, you may wait if the office is understaffed or if your documents are incomplete. Bring everything listed above to avoid delays. If a document is missing or unclear, staff will ask you to get it before they can process your request.

Real ID appointments take longer than standard license renewals because the office must verify your identity and residency more carefully. Budget at least 30 to 45 minutes for a Real ID appointment, even if you have all your documents ready.

Vehicle title transfers also take time if the previous owner's signature is missing or if there are liens on the vehicle. If you are buying a used car, make sure the seller signs the title before you go to the DMV.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I renew my license without going to the Endicott office?

Yes, if your license is not expired and you have not changed your name, address, or other key information. You can renew online at dmv.ny.gov in a few minutes. If your license is expired or you need a Real ID, you will need to visit the office or mail in your documents.

What is the phone number for the Broome County DMV?

The main number is (607) 778-2903. You can call to make an appointment, ask about hours, or find out what documents you need for your transaction. The office is busiest in the morning, so calling in the afternoon may get you through faster.

How long does it take to get a Real ID at the Endicott office?

The appointment itself usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. You will receive a temporary Real ID document on the spot, and your permanent card will arrive by mail within two to three weeks. Real ID appointments fill up quickly, so schedule several weeks ahead if possible.

Do I need an appointment to register a new vehicle?

Yes, appointments are strongly recommended for all transactions, including vehicle registration. Walk-ins may be turned away during busy times. You can book an appointment online at dmv.ny.gov or by calling (607) 778-2903.

Is there a DMV office closer to me in Broome County?

The Endicott office on Hawley Street is the only full-service DMV in Broome County. Some towns may have DMV agents who handle limited services, but for most transactions you will need to go to Endicott. Call (607) 778-2903 to ask if your town has an agent office.