In response to a few inquiries we have received from members, we just wanted to remind you that, under the active COVID-19 emergency law in effect in the District of Columbia, all major DC DMV documents, including temporary tags, registrations, and driver's licenses, remain valid until 45 days after the mayor ends the city's public health emergency.

This order applies to all DC DMV documents listed here that had been set to expire on March 1, 2020 or later. 

Given the lengthy delay in securing appointments at DC DMV service centers, please communicate with your sales personnel (and your customers) about the document extensions available. The latest public health emergency executive order from Mayor Muriel Bowser is set to expire on October 9, but we anticipate that it will be extended for many months to come.

Please refer to the DC DMV's latest service update from June 19 to see a full list of city documents that have received extensions through the remainder of the public health emergency, plus 45 days. And if you have any questions, please feel free to contact myself or Joe Koch (jk@wanada.org) at any time.