Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV/RMV) Customer FAQ

Yes, if you junk your vehicle in Connecticut, you must return the license plates to the DMV. This helps ensure that the registration for the vehicle is properly canceled and that you are not responsible for any future fees or liabilities.

We're sorry to hear about your driver's license. If you need to replace a lost or stolen license in Connecticut, you don't necessarily need to know your driver's license number. You can visit a DMV Hub or Limited Service office with suitable identification and proof of legal presence in the U.S. The DMV can help you replace your license provided you have sufficient identification. Be aware that if your license was stolen, you may wish to file a police report to protect against identity theft.

If you suspect that your driver's license has been fraudulently used or copied, immediately report it to your local police department and file a complaint. This will start an investigation into the matter. You should also report the incident to the Connecticut DMV as well, informing them of the situation. Depending on the specifics and severity of the situation, you may need to get a replacement license with a new number. Always monitor your personal accounts closely after such incidents for any unusual activity.

If you're looking to return your CT license plates, you can do so through the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles. You can bring the plates to a DMV Full Service Office or Limited Service Office. You also have the option to mail them to the DMV. If mailing them, you should send them to: Department of Motor Vehicles, 60 State Street, Wethersfield, CT 06161-5057. For both methods, be sure to include a postage-paid, pre-addressed envelope large enough to accommodate your request. If you sold your vehicle and will not be replacing it, you may be eligible for a tax credit and should notify your town vehicle taxing agency.