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Office is open to the public
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
*Please arrive 30 minutes before closing
STATE OFFICES CLOSE ON THE LAST FRIDAY IN APRIL FOR
ARBOR DAY AND NO TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING EXAMINERS CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED
Nebraska Drivers Examination, All Renewals, and Testing
(402) 595-1834
County Treasurer Driver's License
(402) 593-2192
The county treasurer's office is open 8:00 A.M. to 4:45 P.M. Monday through Friday and 8:00 until 6:00 on Wednesdays, EXCEPT for the day before Thanksgiving when we will close at our regular time: 4:45 p.m., for non-commercial (CDL) address changes, name changes or duplicates. All other transactions must be done with the state examiners between 8:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Monday-Friday. State examiners are not available on holidays and Arbor Day, the last Friday in April.
Click on the following link to see substantial new security initiative changes to driver's license requiring you to bring various additional documents to process your drivers license or state ID card. The state will be requiring documents that you have never presented before while obtaining a driver license, permit, or state ID. In particular you will need TWO PROOFS OF PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE, I.E. proofs of your address. Acceptable proofs are at the second link below. The two proof's of address are required for all transactions involving driver's licenses and state ID's. There are no exceptions.
IMPORTANT DRIVER LICENSE CHANGES JULY 20, 2009 CLICK LINK FOR CHANGES:
DMV approved documents effective JULY 20, 2009 CLICK LINK FOR DOCUMENTS:
If a person is under 21 years of age and does not have approved address verification documents, they may provide two of the parents address verification documents. The address on the documents must agree with where the child actually lives and with the address on the license.
Effective November 2, 2001, taxpayers may take care of any drivers' license/state ID transaction in any county in the State of Nebraska. Issuance/address changes/name changes/renewals/CDLs (Commercial Drivers License) can now be done anywhere. You NO longer have to return to your county of residence. However, you should be aware that some of the smaller counties only have State of Nebraska Examiners available on specific days and therefore you should check with the county ahead of time. Sarpy, Lancaster, and Douglas counties all have examiners available Monday throught Friday. Click to see the hours of the location nearest you: State examiner hours and locations
Payment options: We are able to accept cash or check. No form of plastic is accepted. Fees vary greatly based on the type of license. Regular IDs and driver's licenses cost $26.50, CDL's are $57.50, non commercial duplicates are $14.00 and non commercial name or address changes are $13.50. For a more specific breakdown visit the state web site at License, Permit, and State ID Card Costs
Online Renewals or Duplicates. You may be able to renew your license or obtain a duplicate online. The key factor is that nothing can be changed. It will be sent to the address of record and will not be forwarded if the address has changed. Please proceed to this link if you would like to try it online: ONLINE DRIVER'S LICENSE RENEWAL/DUPLICATE
Renewing your license:
Make sure and bring two proofs of your address when you come to renew or change address.
Non CDL transactions such as duplicates, address changes, and name changes usually do not require a visit to the examiner unless you are trying to renew. To view the Sarpy County Treasurer's hours for Non CDL(commercial driver's license) duplicates, address changes and/or name changes select this link: Treasurer's Office Hours
You may renew your expiring Nebraska license within 90 days (not three months) prior to the expiration date. For renewals, it is recommended that you be here by 3:30 PM at the latest. If you are approaching your 21st birthday, you may complete the paperwork for renewing your license within 60 days of your birthday, however, you can not have the actual permanent license mailed to you until 10 days prior to your birthday. You can receive your temporary paper license early but it will not be effective until 10 days prior to your birthday.
The heaviest congestion in the offices is usually the periods immediately after release from school and Fridays in particular. If it is convenient for you, first thing in the morning or early morning is the least congested.
New Nebraska Resident:
If you are new to the state of Nebraska you should get a new Nebraska license within 30 days. Normally, you will not have to take a test but that determination will be made by the state examiners.
Address changes:
If you move to a new address, you should update your Nebraska license within 60 days. Please bring two proofs of your new address or else we cannot change your address.
Name changes:
In order to change a name on a driver's license you need to provide a certified copy of the document changing changing the name. This would be a certified marriage license, signed and dated divorce decree, or signed and dated court order. Divorce decree or court order must state that your name has changed. You must also bring two proofs of your address whether it has changed or not.
Military Renewal
For many years the State of Nebraska, Department of Motor Vehicles had procedures in place to allow a military renewal. Effective March 21, 2011 they have eliminated this option. Therefore, if you are out of state, and need to renew your driver's license you should follow the procedure below. A military members Nebraska driver's license remains valid past the expiration date, while on active duty, and is valid for 60 days following their separation from service. If you are in Nebraska, please visit your local driver's examiners' office.
Out-of-State Renewal
Nebraska licensed drivers that are out of the state during their renewal period, may apply for renewal, prior to expiration or within 1 year after expiration of their operators license by mail. You cannot renew a Commercial Driver's License by mail, you must renew this license in person. Contact the state examining main office for details at 402-471-3861 or view the required information at their web site and obtain the necessary form: State of Nebraska DMV
OUT-OF-STATE DUPLICATE - DIGITIZED LICENSE
If you lost your digitized Nebraska license (and are out of state for an extended period), we can issue you a NON commercial DUPLICATE license via the mail in most cases. Please call the Sarpy Treasurers' office at 402-593-2192 or select instructions for a duplicate and Application for Revision of an Operators License, Permit, or ID Card Form and print the application for revision form. Make sure you include two proofs of address for the permanent address on your license. Fill it out completely and have it notarized. Submit it and $13.50 to:
SARPY COUNTY TREASURER
DRIVERS' LICENSE DEPT
1210 GOLDEN GATE DR
PAPILLION, NE 68046
OUT-OF-STATE DUPLICATE OLD STYLE LICENSE (If you think you have one of these it has expired and cannot be duplicated).
Generally any license issued after July of 2003 will be digitized and would have expired in July 2008 at the latest.
Please call us at 402-593-2192 to verify whether you have a digitized license if you are not sure.
Please note that if you did NOT have the new digitized license you probably lost an expired license which cannot be duplicated. The only exception is if you active duty military and you have been stationed outside of Nebraska. If this applies to you, please contact the Nebraska DMV at 402-471-3861 or DMV, PO BOX 94726, Lincoln, NE 68509 for a license without a photo.
We retain the right to request additional identification if required. Please make sure you give us contact information and where the license should be mailed.
Additional Information
(e.g., fees, exam stations locations, Proof of Identification requirements, etc.) may be obtained from the State of Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles.
For information on obtaining vital records such as a birth certificate or death certificate in another state select the following link:
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