Moving to Wisconsin: How Long Before I Need New Driver's License?

When moving to a new state, you’ll have to transfer your out-of-date driver’s license and register your car with the local DMV. In order to transfer everything in the state of Wisconsin, you’ll have to appear at the local office in person with the right documents and payments for the fees. Other things to consider are the registration to be either an organ donor or to vote. Read here to get more information about transferring your driver’s license after moving to Wisconsin. 

Rules for Getting New Driver’s License After Moving to Wisconsin 

If you have an out-of-state driver’s license, you’ll need to have it transferred within 60 days of becoming a resident of Wisconsin. When you go to visit the DMV, you’ll need to give them your current driver’s license, pass a vision exam, and pay the fee. For more information about the necessary documents, visit this page.

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You’ll also need to register your vehicle with the local DMV. There is information about this process available on this page. For information about registering off-road vehicles, check out this page. When it comes to moving states, things can be quick and easy if you bring all the right documents.

Want to Buy a New Car in Wisconsin?

If you’re looking for something affordable and fuel efficient, the inventory at Palmen Alfa Romeo Fiat of Kenosha has plenty to offer. Check out the new and used vehicles on our lot, and schedule a test drive if anything catches your attention. We would love to help you find something that will fit your budget and busy lifestyle.