Alaska's Department of Administration What we do The Department of Administration provides centralized administrative services to state agencies in matters of finance, personnel, labor relations, central mail distribution, property management, risk management, procurement, retirement and benefits programs, and information and telecommunication ...

The Alaska DMV has over 150 employees in 32 locations around Alaska providing testing, licensing and registration for provisional drivers, regular drivers, commercial drivers, motorcyclists. They also administer non-driver identification cards, boat permits, new and custom license plates, and municipal vehicle tax collection in addition to many ...

The process is similar to Alaska’s current driver’s license/ID card application process, but with added requirements. All applicants for a compliant card, including current Alaska card holders, must apply in-person and provide DMV with source documentation, even if it …

Alaska DMV Moves to Central Issuance of New Driver Licenses May 7, 2014, Juneau, Alaska - In an effort to enhance the security of driver licenses and identification cards (ID), the Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles (AK DMV) is moving to a Central Issuance process starting June 2014.

Anchorage Physical & Mailing Address Department of Administration 550 W 7th Ave, Suite 1970 Anchorage, AK 99501 Fax: (907) 465-2135 Telephone: (907) 269-6293

Return State: The date Alaska DMV was notified by another state that your Alaska license was surrendered when the out of state license was issued.

State of Alaska Department of Administration 550 W 7th Ave Suite 1970 Anchorage, AK 99501 907-269-6293 voice 907-465-2135 fax. Other statewide office locations. State Employee Directory. The State Employee Directory is provided as a resource to aid in conducting business with the State of Alaska. Public users are responsible for using this ...

Shared Services of Alaska. provides enterprise-wide management of financial transactions and back-office support for common administrative functions.

DMV made this change to protect the identities of Alaskans. The new card design and central issuance process is part of a nationwide effort to make it harder for criminals to obtain your identity. WHO WILL THIS AFFECT?

November 17, 2023 (Anchorage, AK) - This week, staff from the Alaska Department of Administration Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) traveled to Southwest Alaska to offer in-person DMV services to a village of about 440 people for the first time.