The DMV is responsible for regulating some specific business types.

If you own or work for a business and need to register a vehicle [1], get a CDL [2], order driver records [3], or have other business requirements, see resources for small business [4].

Information and resources for specific businesses types

• Automobile Brokers [5]
• Dealers and Transporters [6]
• Driver Training Providers (Driving Schools) [7]
• Impaired Driver Program (IDP) Alcohol and drug rehabilitation (IDP) provider forms [8]
• Inspection Stations and Certified Inspectors [9]
• Junk and  Salvage Businesses [10]
• Lienholders [11]
• Motor Carriers [12]
• Private Service Bureau Licenses [13]
• Private Sector Partners [14]
• Repair and Body Shops [15]
• Rideshare [16]
• Test or demonstrate an autonomous vehicle in New York application [17]
• Vision Registry (Eye test) Providers [18]

Online services for businesses

• DIAL-IN search accounts [19]
• DMV procurement notifications [20]
• Escrow account login [21]
• [21]License Event Notification Service (LENS) accounts [22]
• [20]Online business transactions [23]

Public notices

• Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) Utilization Plans and Waivers (PDF) [24]
• Publication Date: January 15, 2020
• Last Updated: January 15, 2020
• Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Act (SDVOB Act) Utilization Plans and Waivers (PDF) [25] 1
• Publication Date: January 15, 2020
• Last Updated: January 15, 2020

Information for consumers using DMV-regulated businesses

• Find DMV-Regulated Businesses [26]
• Vehicle inspection requirements [27]
• Report a problem with a DMV regulated automotive business [28]
• Salvage Vehicle Examination Program [29]
• Report a problem with odometer and mileage fraud [30]
• Check the National Insurance Crime Bureau database [31] to see if the vehicle you are about to purchase is flood damaged
• Check a vehicle’s title history using the US Department of Justice National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS [32]) 

• 1. About the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business (SDVOB) Program: New York State Executive Law Article 17-B governs requirements for the participation of SDVOBs in New York State contracting. The objective of Article 17-B is to expand opportunities for SDVOBs, primarily through increased participation in New York State contracting and creates a 6% SDVOB participation goal for New York State agencies and authorities. The Department of Motor Vehicles strives to meet or exceed the statewide 6% SDVOB goal by continuing our current efforts to include SDVOBs at every opportunity in our procurement process and in maximizing our discretionary spending with SDVOBs.