If you try to sign into MyDMV with the NY.gov account that you use for Taxes (for example), and it is not already associated with MyDMV, you will be redirected to the MyDMV sign up page, with your NY.gov username pre-filled.

You may have multiple NY.gov accounts, but only one NY.gov username can be associated with your MyDMV account. NY.gov accounts can be used to sign into multiple NYS agencies. You can then use NY.gov self-service to recover your password if you've forgotten it. It is important that you copy the username exactly from the message displayed when you try to log in. If you try to sign up, MyDMV will recognize that your ID number is already associated with a MyDMV account, and tell you what your username is. You might already have a MyDMV account, but forgotten your sign-in information, or forgotten that an account exists. NY.gov allows you to access online services from multiple New York State agencies with a single username and password. MyDMV uses NY.gov, New York State's shared login service.

When you sign up for MyDMV, you will be able to create an NY.gov username and password.

the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number.

information from your most recently issued New York State driver license, learner permit, or non-driver ID (see sample documents) - if you never had a New York State license, permit or non-driver ID, you cannot register for MyDMV.

You can complete all other online services without signing into MyDMV, including

Check your license status (driving privilege).

MyDMV offers personalized and secure online services without the need to mail in forms or make a trip to a local DMV office.

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