How do I change my address in Utah?
Reviewed 2026-10-01 · Source: Utah Driver License Division
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Utah requires updating your address with the Driver License Division online within 10 days; a new card is optional. Vehicle addresses are changed in the Motor Vehicle Portal or by phone.
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Where
Online or in person
Steps
6 steps
- Within 10 days: Utah law requires updating your address with the Driver License Division within 10 days.
- Update online: That's all that's required; a USPS change doesn't update your record.
- New card (optional): Apply for a renewal or replacement. Updating online first means no proof of address at your appointment.
- Update your vehicle in MVP: Use the Motor Vehicle Portal, then wait 30 minutes before renewing in RenewalExpress.
- Or by phone: Call DMV at 801-297-7780.
- CDL holders: Use the separate CDL address change process.
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Address Change Regular - Utah Driver License Division · Utah Driver License Division · reviewed 2026-10-01
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