Reviewed and updated October 22, 2026 by the SearchSystems.net editorial team. Every fact on this page was read that day from the Motor Vehicle Division's own pages and its Maps and Locations directory and, where named, the Taxation and Revenue Department's pages and the statute, and the official page each fact came from is linked where it appears.
Every New Mexico MVD state field office by city with its address, what a field office does and what the partner offices are, the one schedule the MVD publishes, how appointments work and how closings are set.
In this guide: All 32 New Mexico MVD field offices by city, The kinds of field offices, Hours patterns, Appointments and walk-ins, Holiday closings, Questions about New Mexico MVD field offices
All 32 New Mexico MVD field offices by city
The New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division keeps its state field offices on its Maps and Locations page, read October 22, 2026, and that page is what this list and every office page are built from: the office name, its street, city and zip, and the MVD's statewide telephone, 1-888-683-4636, which the page gives for every office.
The page publishes no week per office; it says that all state field offices are open from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., names no weekday, and says appointments are required for most offices.
Cities starting with A 5 field offices
- Alamogordo MVD Field Office263C Robert H. Bradley Drive, Alamogordo, NM 88310
- Eagle Vista MVD Field Office9651 Eagle Ranch Rd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114
- Montgomery Plaza MVD Field Office4575 San Mateo NE. Ste.G190, Albuquerque, NM 87109
- Rio Bravo MVD Field Office3211 Coors Blvd. SW. STE. D10 & D11, Albuquerque, NM 87121
- Sandia Vista MVD Field Office11500 Menaul NE, Ste. F1, Albuquerque, NM 87121
Cities starting with B 1 field office
Cities starting with C 3 field offices
Cities starting with E 1 field office
Cities starting with F 1 field office
Cities starting with G 2 field offices
Cities starting with L 6 field offices
- Del Rey MVD Field Office3291 Del Rey Blvd. Ste. #10, Las Cruces, NM 88012
- Wyatt MVD Field Office308 Wyatt Drive, Las Cruces, NM 88001
- Las Vegas MVD Field Office2522 Ridgerunner Rd., Las Vegas, NM 87701
- Lordsburg MVD Field Office809 Main Street, Lordsburg, NM 88045
- Los Alamos MVD Field Office997 Central Ave, Los Alamos, NM 87544
- Los Lunas MVD Field Office1204 Main St NE, Ste A, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Cities starting with M 1 field office
Cities starting with P 1 field office
Cities starting with R 4 field offices
The kinds of field offices
Every office on this list is a state field office of the Motor Vehicle Division, where licenses, permits, ID cards and REAL ID are issued and titles, registrations and plates are processed. 4 of the 32 sit in Albuquerque; the rest are one to a city, from Alamogordo to Tucumcari.
The MVD's partner offices, run by municipalities and private operators under contract and found through the MVD's own map, are not on the Maps and Locations page and are not on this list; the MVD's fee procedures note that a partner office may add its own service charge.
Hours patterns
Hours in New Mexico come from one sentence on the MVD's page: all state field offices open from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., closing for the hour in between; the MVD names no weekday and no Saturday schedule, so no office page here carries a day table.
Appointments and walk-ins
The MVD requires an appointment at most field offices and books them through its online services portal, the same portal that renews a registration or a license without a visit; its renewal page adds kiosk, telephone and mail renewal, with up to a five percent discount on the base fee online, at a kiosk or by telephone.
Holiday closings
The MVD's Maps and Locations page carries no holiday list, read October 22, 2026; the field offices close on the state holidays, and no office page here names a closing date the MVD did not give.
Questions about New Mexico MVD field offices
How many New Mexico MVD field offices are there?
The MVD's Maps and Locations page carries 32 state field offices in 28 cities, read October 22, 2026.
Do New Mexico MVD field offices take walk-ins?
The MVD's page says appointments are required for most offices, booked through its online services portal; it names no walk-in rule for the rest.
Are the MVD partner offices on this list?
No. The list carries the state field offices the MVD publishes on its Maps and Locations page; the partner offices run by municipalities and private operators are found through the MVD's own map.
What is the telephone number for a New Mexico field office?
The MVD gives every field office the same statewide number, 1-888-683-4636.
More New Mexico MVD guides
Every New Mexico MVD guide on SearchSystems, 53 of them:
Licenses and IDs 13 guides
- Understanding Your New Mexico Driver License
- Preparing a New Mexico License Application That Matches Your Records
- Renewing a New Mexico License at the Right Time
- Replacing a Missing or Stolen New Mexico License
- Applying for a New Mexico Identification Card
- Getting a REAL ID Credential in New Mexico
- Adding and Using New Mexico Mobile ID
- Updating New Mexico Driver and Vehicle Records
- Proving Identity, Lawful Status, and New Mexico Residence
- Understanding a Shortened New Mexico License Term
- New Mexico Credentials and Plates for Military Families
- Earning the Correct New Mexico Motorcycle Privilege
- New Mexico Standard License Replaces the Driving Authorization Card
Teens, seniors and testing 6 guides
- Starting Supervised Driving With a New Mexico Instructional Permit
- Moving Through New Mexico Teen Licensing Stages
- Preparing for New Mexico Licensing Examinations
- Selecting a New Mexico Driver Education Program
- Renewing and Maintaining a New Mexico License After Age 79
- Medical and Vision Review for New Mexico Drivers
Vehicles, titles and plates 11 guides
- Establish and Maintain a New Mexico Vehicle Title
- Complete a New Mexico Vehicle Registration
- Choose and Maintain a New Mexico Registration Plate
- Complete a New Mexico Vehicle Sale and Notify MVD
- Transfer a New Mexico Vehicle After an Owner Dies
- New Mexico Bonded Titles and Registration Only Explained
- New Mexico Vehicle Lien Sale and Title Procedures
- Understanding New Mexico Salvage Titles and Junk Certificates
- Titling a Foreign-Imported Vehicle in New Mexico
- Titling a Kit, Homemade, or Reconstructed Vehicle in New Mexico
- Registering a Motorcycle for New Mexico Roads
Registration, fees and inspections 9 guides
- Renew an Existing New Mexico Vehicle Registration
- Recover Missing New Mexico Vehicle Registration Evidence
- New Mexico MVD Fees for Licenses, Titles, and Registration
- Pay New Mexico MVD Charges and Request a Refund
- Keep New Mexico Liability Coverage and Registration Records Aligned
- Applying for New Mexico Mobility Parking Credentials
- Record a New Mexico Vehicle That Is Temporarily Off the Road
- Calculate New Mexico Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
- Bernalillo County Emissions Testing and Registration
Suspensions, DUI and records 6 guides
Commercial, trucks and special vehicles 7 guides
- Planning a New Mexico CDL Application
- Selecting New Mexico Commercial Endorsements
- Maintaining Commercial Medical Qualification in New Mexico
- Preparing for Commercial Truck Work in New Mexico
- Registering a Commercial Truck or Trailer in New Mexico
- Prepare a New Mexico Vessel for Ownership and Water Use
- Register a New Mexico OHV and Identify the Places It May Be Used