Minnesota Department of Public Safety Announces Changes to Driver’s License Change of Address Process
St. Paul, MN – Residents of Minnesota will soon see changes to the process of updating their driver’s license with a change of address. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) has announced a new system that aims to streamline the process and provide greater convenience to individuals looking to update their information.
Starting next month, Minnesota residents will be able to update their address on their driver’s license online through the DPS website. This new online system will allow individuals to easily input their new address and receive a confirmation email once the update has been processed. This will eliminate the need to visit a DPS office in person or mail in a form, saving time and effort for residents across the state.
“We are constantly looking for ways to improve our services and make life easier for the residents of Minnesota,” said DPS Commissioner John Harrington. “By offering this new online option for updating addresses on driver’s licenses, we hope to provide a more efficient and convenient experience for our customers.”
In addition to the online option, individuals will still have the choice to update their address in person at a DPS office or by mail. The DPS will also be implementing a new notification system to remind individuals to update their address on their driver’s license if they have not done so within a certain timeframe. This will help ensure that all driver’s license information is current and up-to-date.
The DPS is committed to making sure that all residents of Minnesota have easy access to the services they need, and the new online system for updating driver’s license addresses is just one example of how the department is working to achieve that goal. The DPS encourages individuals to take advantage of this new option and keep their driver’s license information current at all times.
For more information on how to update your address on your driver’s license or to access the new online system, visit the Minnesota Department of Public Safety website.
