The CNMI Department of Public Safety\u2019s Bureau of Motor Vehicle, Highway Safety Office, and the Firearms and Records office will remain open today, May 22, 2020.<\/p>\n
BMV
\n8am-11am: document drop-off\u00a0for vehicle and\/or watercraft registration renewal
\n8am-11am: walk-in for driver\u2019s license renewal
\n8am-11am: updated document(s) pick-up<\/p>\n
BMV will be accepting incoming documents and will be processing these documents for next-day pick-up.
\nBMV is now processing driver\u2019s licenses and vehicle\/watercraft registrations that have expired after the month of March. Driver\u2019s license and vehicle\/watercraft registrations that have expired beginning April 1, 2020, are now being processed.\u00a0
\nTo prevent the machines from overheating and to prevent premature machine failure the BMV office will be processing a maximum of 50 driver\u2019s license prints per day.
\nFor more information, call 664-9066.<\/p>\n
HSO
\n9am \u2013 12pm: for walk-in services
\nFor all inquiries related to the Child Restraint Purchase Assistance Program and the Highway Safety Office, call 664-9121 \/9125 or \/9131.<\/p>\n
Firearms and Records office
\n9am \u2013 3pm: for walk-in services
\nFor all inquiries related to the DPS Firearms and Records office, call 664-9072.<\/p>\n
All individuals who are looking to visit the offices and avail of the services are required to wear a mask and maintain the standard 6-foot distance while lining\u00a0up\u00a0outside the offices and while around other individuals.
\nWe ask individuals to make payments at the CNMI Superior Court in Susupe, CNMI Treasury on Capital Hill, or Revenue and Tax in Dandan before turning in documents, as the BMV cashiers window will be closed. (PR)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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