What this page says about Las Vegas was read from the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division's Maps and Locations page and its license, title, fee and registration pages on October 22, 2026, and those pages are linked beside each fact.
Las Vegas MVD Field Office at 2522 Ridgerunner Rd., Las Vegas, NM 87701: the MVD's schedule for every state field office, why an appointment comes first, what a field office does, what to bring for each transaction, and the other field offices nearby.
In this guide: Address and telephone, Hours at Las Vegas, What Las Vegas handles, Appointments and what you can do online, Other field offices near Las Vegas, Before you go to Las Vegas, Questions about Las Vegas
Address and telephone
Las Vegas MVD Field Office
2522 Ridgerunner Rd., Las Vegas, NM 87701
Telephone: (888) 683-4636
The MVD lists Las Vegas on its Maps and Locations page, read October 22, 2026, with its street, city and zip and the division's statewide telephone number.
Hours at Las Vegas
The MVD publishes no day by day table for Las Vegas MVD Field Office; the schedule its Maps and Locations page gives applies to every state field office and is repeated below for Las Vegas, with no weekday named by the MVD, so none is named here.
The MVD's page says of Las Vegas and every other state field office: 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.
Las Vegas closes on the New Mexico state holidays; the MVD's directory lists no closing dates, so this page names none for Las Vegas.
What Las Vegas handles
The MVD publishes no service list for Las Vegas MVD Field Office; its directory names the office, its address and its telephone, and the MVD's own pages on licenses, titles and registration say what a state field office such as Las Vegas handles.
Las Vegas is one of the MVD's own state field offices, where driver licenses, permits, ID cards and REAL ID are issued and vehicle titles, registrations and plates are processed, with the four percent excise tax collected at the same counter on a purchase; the MVD's driver license cost page prices the license at $18 for four years or $34 for eight at Las Vegas, with the one time $15 DWI records check added for a driver arriving from another state. The license guide and the title guide say what each transaction at Las Vegas needs.
A vehicle brought to New Mexico from another state needs a VIN inspection before its first New Mexico title, which the MVD's title page explains, and a vehicle used in Bernalillo County may need an Air Care emissions test first; the new resident guide and the emissions guide cover both before a visit to Las Vegas.
Appointments and what you can do online
The MVD's Maps and Locations page says appointments are required for most offices, Las Vegas among them, and sends visitors to its online services portal to book one; the same portal handles the transactions that need no visit at all.
A registration renewal for a vehicle near Las Vegas can be done online, at a kiosk, by telephone or by mail under the MVD's renewal page, with up to a five percent discount on the base fee for an eligible online, kiosk or telephone renewal; the renewal guide and the online services guide say which transactions skip Las Vegas.
Other field offices near Las Vegas
Las Vegas MVD Field Office is the only field office the MVD lists in Las Vegas.
All 32 New Mexico MVD field offices, Las Vegas among them, are on the New Mexico field office list.
Before you go to Las Vegas
For a license or ID at Las Vegas take the documents on the MVD's REAL ID document list or its standard license document list: identity and age, the Social Security number for a REAL ID, and two proofs of a New Mexico address; a driver from another state surrenders that license and takes the vision screening but not the written or road test. The REAL ID guide and the identity and residence guide set the papers out for a visit to Las Vegas.
For a title or registration at Las Vegas bring the assigned title or the manufacturer's certificate, the bill of sale and odometer statement, proof of insurance at New Mexico's 25,000, 50,000 and 10,000 dollar minimums and, for a vehicle from another state, the VIN inspection; the MVD's registration checklist and the registration guide list them for Las Vegas.
What a visit to Las Vegas costs is on the MVD's fee list and the Taxation and Revenue Department's July 2026 registration fee notice: $5 for a title, $33.75 to $70 a year for a passenger car by weight, four percent excise tax on a purchase, and a $20 penalty when a title application reaches Las Vegas more than 30 days after the transfer; the New Mexico fee guide goes through them.
Questions about Las Vegas
Where is Las Vegas MVD Field Office?
The MVD lists Las Vegas at 2522 Ridgerunner Rd., Las Vegas, NM 87701.
What are the hours at Las Vegas?
The MVD gives Las Vegas no day table; its page says every state field office opens 8 am to noon and 1 pm to 4 pm.
What is the telephone number for Las Vegas?
The MVD gives (888) 683-4636.
What can you do at Las Vegas?
The MVD publishes no service list for Las Vegas; it is a state field office.
What kind of office is Las Vegas?
The MVD lists Las Vegas as a state field office of the MVD.
Do I need an appointment at Las Vegas?
The MVD's Maps and Locations page says appointments are required for most offices and sends visitors to its online services portal to book one, so book before going to Las Vegas.
What are the hours at Las Vegas?
The MVD gives no day table for Las Vegas; its page says all state field offices open from 8 am to noon and from 1 pm to 4 pm.
More New Mexico MVD pages
Other offices and the rules behind them: all 32 New Mexico MVD offices and the New Mexico MVD guide.
What to bring and what it costs before you go: renewing a New Mexico license.
For the same place, the court cases, jail bookings and deeds are on SearchSystems: San Miguel County public records and Las Vegas city records.