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Beginning October 2, Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle (BMV) branches will have new hours.
This change enables the BMV to provide service six days a week in many areas across the state. The shift in operating hours is in response to increasing customer preference to use out-of-branch transaction options as well as to provide BMV team members opportunity to participate in critical on-the-job training to ensure efficient and accurate transaction processing.
Please visit BMV: New Branch Hours (in.gov) to plan your visits on or after Oct. 2. This page provides a list by location with new operating hours.
As a reminder, customers can complete an online transaction or visit a BMV Connect kiosk 24/7. To login to myBMV or find the nearest kiosk, please visit IN.gov/BMV.
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