Setting an Appointment for Drivers License Renewal in Illinois Fast

The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is the office in charge of processing driver 's licenses, registration documents, and related paperwork in the state of Illinois. If you need to go to the Illinois DMV, it's always a good idea to have an appointment. However, setting up a drivers license renewal Illinois appointment can get complicated and time-consuming.

Often, you have to wait for hours on hold just to schedule an appointment or go through a complicated online process. This process can be incredibly difficult, especially for those of us who are not particularly tech-savvy.

But you don't have to take on this process on your own. DoNotPay can make the appointment for you.

How to Book an Appointment at Illinois DMV

How do I get a drivers license renewal Illinois appointment? There are three main ways to schedule an appointment with the Illinois DMV.

In-Person

The most obvious way to schedule an appointment with the Illinois DMV is in person at an office near you. While it's generally not recommended during the pandemic, you can still do walk-ins at the Illinois DMV if necessary. Keep in mind that you might have to wait in line for hours.

So, What 's the Best Time to Visit the Illinois DMV in Person?

• During morning hours because afternoons tend to be busier
• Any day in the middle of the week as Mondays and Fridays tend to have longer waits
• Try to avoid lunch hour because wait times get longer as employees break for lunch

Illinois DMV offices are open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5:30 PM and on Saturdays from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM. In Illinois, DMV offices are closed on state holidays and other occasions. Be sure to call in advance to confirm operating hours before making the trip.

Via Phone

You can also schedule an appointment at the Illinois DMV by phone. A phone call is perhaps the easiest way to do set up an appointment with Illinois DMV, but there 's a catch; be prepared to wait on hold as they process your request.

If you choose to, you can schedule an appointment with the Illinois DMV via phone.

What Numbers Do I Dial to Get in Touch With the Illinois DMV?

• Call (800) 252-8980 to contact the main office by phone from inside Illinois.
• Call (217) 785-3000 to reach the Illinois SOS office from outside the state.

Remember that you can avoid all this hassle of long wait times and being put on hold by letting DoNotPay set up the appointment on your behalf. No waiting or dialing, just use the web app to book your appointment.

Online

The Illinois DMV lets people request appointments online. Follow these steps to set up an appointment online.

1. Go to https://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/ on your web browser
2. Choose what you're looking for from a list of online services
3. Click on schedule an appointment

Mail

You can also schedule your Illinois DMV appointment via mail. The mailing address for the Illinois DMV (Illinois SOS) main office is 213 State Capitol, Springfield, IL 62756.

How to Book an Illinois DMV Appointment With DoNotPay

Setting up an appointment with the Illinois DMV can be a headache. Fortunately, DoNotPay can set up an appointment with your local DMV in minutes without you having to sit on hold until a real person picks up the phone.

Here are the steps to follow to book an Illinois DMV appointment with DoNotPay:

1. Open your web browser and go to DoNotPay.
2. Select the service you want to set up an appointment for:
3. License renewal and application
4. Driver's records request
5. Vehicle titles
6. Vehicle registration renewal
7. Address change
8. Written or road test
9. Choose a time and date that works for you

Check to ensure that you have all the paperwork needed to make an appointment with the Illinois DMV in advance. DoNotPay can also help you gather and fill in some of these forms.

What Documents Should You Prepare Before Your Appointment?

The most common types of documents required by the Illinois DMV include:

1. Proof of identity such as a valid US passport, birth certificate, Certificate of Citizenship, or Certificate of Naturalization
2. Proof of residency such as a utility bill, lease agreement, mortgage, or deed
3. Proof of Social Security Number such as social security card, Printed W-2 form, Paycheck, or printed 1099 form
4. Proof of Illinois car insurance (insurance card).

Here are the common types of services at the Illinois DMV and the type of documents required:

License renewal and application

• Proof of identity
• Proof of insurance
• Proof of residency

Driver 's records request

• Proof of identity
• Proof of Social Security Number
• Application form

Vehicle Titles

• Proof of identity
• Proof of social security number
• Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or license plate
• A completed application for a Certificate of Title
• Proof of car insurance

Vehicle Registration Renewal

• Vehicle registration or title
• Proof of identity
• Proof of residency
• Proof of car insurance

Address Change

• Proof of identity
• Proof of residency

Written or Road Test

• Certification of completion of driver's education
• Proof of payment for the application
• Proof of identity
• Proof of residency
• Learners permit
• Car insurance

DMV Locations in Illinois

The Illinois DMV has locations all over the state. Here are three main DMV locations in Illinois. You can see all Illinois DMV locations here.

DoNotPay can help get the hassle out of finding out exactly which office to contact for your issues. It can set up an appointment with the right DMV office in no time. Use it directly from your web browser.

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