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Category: Driver License  / Motor Vehicle
I do not live in Manatee County and I am not moving to Manatee County. Can I process a motor vehicle and/or driver license transaction in your office?
This answer has been viewed 9335 times and was last updated on 03/07/2018.

Non-Manatee County residents (individuals who do not live in Manatee County and are not moving to Manatee County) have only the following options available to process a transaction in Manatee County:

1. Driver license and ID card services are available by appointment only at our Driver License Office.  Appointments are available on Wednesday only.  You must select the "Non-Manatee County Resident DL/ID Transaction" Service when scheduling your appointment to be served.  (Address will be verified for all transactions.)
2. Motor vehicle, boat, and mobile home services are available at the First Manatee South County Tag Agency only.  For more information regarding this office, read our FAQ.

Note: Individuals who are establishing Manatee County residency (i.e. moving to Manatee County) would be considered as Manatee County residents.

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