South Boston Customer Service Center
Important Office Notices :- HAZMAT background check applications and fingerprinting are at this location.
- Customers may purchase hunting and fishing licenses, obtain temporary boat registrations, and submit applications for permanent boat titles and registrations at all DMV offices.
Planning Your Visit
Be sure to allow plenty of time to complete your transaction. Actual wait times may vary depending on services requested and do not include time prior to receipt of queuing ticket. For optimal service, the best times to visit DMV are in the middle of the month, middle of the week. See more tips for being prepared for your visit to DMV.
What Do I Need to Bring
For driver licensing, speed your visit to an office by determining the documents you will need to bring with you
Applying for a Driver's LicenseTitling a Vehicle
| Average Wait Times as of 9:23:48 AM | |
| South Boston | 9 Minutes and 04 Seconds |
| Nearby Alternatives | |
| Altavista | 00 Minutes and 00 Seconds |
| Danville | 9 Minutes and 23 Seconds |
Directions:
Travel on Route 360 West to the first traffic light in South Boston. Turn right on Hamilton Boulevard. DMV is 1/2 mile on the right.
From Rt. 501 South in South Boston: Continue to the third traffic light and turn left on Hamilton Boulevard. DMV is located approximately 1.5 miles on the left.
Examiner Contact:
Deborah Atkins: 434-250-6439
Fax: 434-572-8978
Services:
Wheelchair available upon request at the Information Counter.
Assistance:
DMV is committed to providing our customers the best service possible. DMV takes numerous measures to ensure our customer service centers (CSC) comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and that all of our customers have access to the services they need in a comfortable environment. Customers with disabilities can easily request special assistance or accommodations by making their needs known when they arrive at the information counter in any CSC. If you experience service that you feel does not meet your expectations, please ask to speak to the manager or supervisor on duty.
