Severe weather has taken a heavy toll across Indiana in recent weeks. As Hoosiers rebuild and recover from the effects of flooding, tornadoes, and the derecho across Indiana, the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) would like to provide guidance on how to replace any documents or credentials managed by the agency.
Request New Documents Online at myBMV.com
If impacted Hoosiers have internet access and a myBMV account, they can request a duplicate copy of the following items:
- Driver’s license
- Learner’s permit
- Commercial driver’s license (CDL)
- ID card
- Vehicle registration
- Vehicle title
If an applicant has been displaced, they can change their mailing address on myBMV to have their documents sent to their temporary address. This will not change their legal address on their driver’s license or ID card. Applicants should remember to change their mailing address back if they are able to return to their residence.
If an applicant does not have a myBMV account, they will need to know their driver’s license number, last four digits of their Social Security number, and their ZIP code to create the account.
Replacing Documents at a BMV Connect Kiosk
Hoosiers can request replacements for all the documents listed above at any BMV Connect kiosk. Again, a customer’s mailing address will need to be updated if necessary. Copies of vehicle registrations will be printed on the spot if processed on the kiosk, but all other documents will need to be mailed.
To find a BMV Connect kiosk near you, visit IN.gov/BMV.
Replacing Documents at a BMV Branch
If you lost your driver’s license or ID card, applicants would only need to visit a BMV branch to replace the credential if it is expired or it needs to be amended. Full details for replacing a driver’s license or ID card can be found here. If requesting a duplicate title at a branch, an unexpired photo ID may be required.
For more information about storm recovery resources available to Hoosiers, visit Governor Mike Braun’s disaster recovery resource page here.