The DMV locations serving Las Vegas and Henderson

Clark County, Nevada operates the Department of Motor Vehicles offices that serve both Las Vegas and Henderson. There is no separate Henderson DMV — both cities are served by the same regional system. The main office is located at 333 South Lamb Boulevard in Las Vegas, and there is a second location at 7250 South Durango Drive, also in Las Vegas. Henderson residents typically use whichever location is closer to them or fits their schedule.

Both offices handle the same services: driver's license renewal, replacement, and testing; vehicle registration and title work; and address changes on your license or registration. Hours vary slightly between locations, so checking the Clark County DMV website before you go saves a trip. Walk-ins are accepted, but wait times can run 45 minutes to two hours during peak times, particularly mid-morning on weekdays and all day Saturday.

Key Takeaways

  • Las Vegas and Henderson share the same DMV system run by Clark County, with two office locations both in Las Vegas.
  • The main office is at 333 South Lamb Boulevard and a second location is at 7250 South Durango Drive.
  • Both offices are open Monday through Friday and Saturday, with reduced hours on Saturday; call ahead to confirm current hours.
  • You can change your address at either location in person, or online through the Clark County DMV website if you have a valid Nevada driver's license.

Address changes at the Clark County DMV

If you are moving within Las Vegas, to Henderson, or anywhere else in Nevada, you can update your address at either DMV office. Bring your current driver's license or ID card and proof of your new address — a utility bill, lease, or mortgage statement dated within the last 60 days works. The fee is typically $5 to $10 depending on whether you need a replacement card.

Nevada also allows address changes online if you have a valid driver's license and can verify your identity through their system. Visit the Clark County DMV website, select the address change option, and follow the prompts. This route takes a few minutes and you do not have to visit an office. However, if your license has expired or you need a replacement card with your new address printed on it, you must go in person.

What to bring for an in-person visit

Bring your current Nevada driver's license or ID card. If you do not have one, bring your Social Security card or passport, plus proof of Nevada residency (utility bill, lease, or mortgage statement from the last 60 days). If you are renewing your license, bring the same residency proof even if your current license is still valid.

For vehicle registration or title work, bring your current registration card, proof of insurance, and the vehicle's title if you have it. If you are registering a vehicle for the first time in Nevada, bring the out-of-state title or bill of sale, proof of insurance, and proof of residency. Bring your Social Security number or ITIN as well — you will need it to complete the registration.

Hours and wait times at each location

The main office at 333 South Lamb Boulevard is typically open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Durango Drive location keeps similar hours but may close earlier on some days. Hours change seasonally and occasionally for holidays, so check the Clark County DMV website or call ahead before you go.

Wait times are shortest early in the morning on weekdays — arriving before 10:00 a.m. usually means a shorter line. Avoid mid-day and late afternoon, when wait times spike. Saturday mornings are busy but the office closes at 1:00 p.m., so if you go early you may finish before the afternoon rush. The DMV does not take appointments, so you cannot reserve a time slot.

Online services you can use from home

The Clark County DMV website lets you renew your driver's license online if it has not been expired for more than one year and you do not need a new photo. You can also change your address, update your vehicle registration, and pay registration renewal fees without visiting an office. You will need your driver's license number, Social Security number, and a valid payment method.

If you need a duplicate registration card, a replacement license with a new photo, or a title transfer, you must visit an office in person. The online system handles routine renewals and address changes but not transactions that require verification or a new document to be issued on the spot.

Moving from Henderson to another state

If you are leaving Nevada, you do not have to notify the DMV before you go. Your Nevada license remains valid until it expires. However, once you move to another state, you should obtain a driver's license in your new state within the timeframe that state requires — usually 30 to 60 days after establishing residency. Your new state's DMV will issue a license and you can surrender your Nevada license at that time.

For your vehicle, you will need to register it in your new state and obtain new plates. Your Nevada registration is no longer valid once you move, so contact your new state's DMV to learn what documents you need to bring and what fees explore. The process varies by state, but most require your current title, proof of insurance, and proof of residency in the new state.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change my address online if I live in Henderson?

Yes. If you have a valid Nevada driver's license, you can change your address through the Clark County DMV website without visiting an office. You will need your license number and Social Security number to log in. The change takes effect when ready, though your physical license will still show your old address until it expires and you renew it.

Which DMV location should I go to from Henderson?

Both locations serve Henderson residents equally. The Durango Drive location at 7250 South Durango Drive may be closer depending on where you live in Henderson. Check the Clark County DMV website for current hours at each location, as they occasionally differ.

Do I need an appointment at the Las Vegas DMV?

No. The Clark County DMV does not take appointments. You can walk in during business hours and wait your turn. Arriving early in the morning on a weekday typically means a shorter wait than mid-day or Saturday.

What if I moved to Henderson but my license still shows my old address?

You can update it online through the Clark County DMV website, or visit either office in person. If you update online, your license will still show the old address until you renew it. If you need the new address on your license when ready, go in person and request a replacement card for a small fee.

Can I register my vehicle online in Nevada?

You can renew an existing registration online, but you cannot register a vehicle for the first time online. New registrations require an in-person visit to verify the title and proof of insurance. Bring your title, proof of insurance, and proof of Nevada residency to either DMV office.