West Virginians have been granted the convenience of storing their vehicle registration card in their Apple or Google Wallet on their smart phones. In addition, digital driver’s licenses are set to be introduced in Spring 2024.
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice hailed the West Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles’ (DMV) transition to digital services as a significant advancement for both the DMV and the state’s residents.
Digital vehicle registration is now accessible via the DMV’s website. Individuals who choose to renew their registration through the online platform will receive a link to download a digital version for their mobile wallets. This will be provided alongside a PDF copy and a physical paper copy containing the registration decal, which will be sent via mail. These details were shared by the governor’s office.
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According to the release, it is advisable to carry a physical copy of your information, especially when traveling out of state, despite the convenience of digital wallet registration.
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Mobile IDs are set to be released in the upcoming spring. West Virginians will soon have the convenience of using a digital ID at select businesses and government agencies, according to a press release from Gov. Jim Justice’s office.
DMV Commissioner Everett Frazier expressed his belief that the Mobile ID will have a significant impact. “It offers a secure and convenient way to access your ID with ease.” In a significant development, West Virginia has become the pioneer state to digitize vehicle titles in 2023, marking a major shift towards digitalization.
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