Residents of Homestead can skip the DMV visit as the Florida Licensing on Wheels (FLOW) will be at the William F. Dickinson Community Center, 1601 North Krome Avenue, on Thursday, December 19, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This mobile DMV service will help with vehicle and driver-related services.
As per the City of Homestead's announcement, services at the FLOW event are varied, covering essential needs like first-time licenses and renewals, among others, with driving tests being the notable exception. Prices at the event will include fees such as $48.00 for new licenses or out-of-state conversions and $25.00 for address or name changes.
Individuals needing to renew vehicle registrations, get ID cards, or register emergency contact information can enjoy a hassle-free experience at FLOW. Services include free registration for Emergency Contact Information and a No Fee Poverty Letter, offering both convenience and inclusivity.
Those interested in attending are reminded that they'll need to come prepared. Participants should bring proof of identification, such as a U.S. Birth Certificate or a valid U.S. Passport, along with proof of a Social Security Number and two distinct proofs of address, like a voter registration card paired with a utility statement. Residents can handle their transactions with cash, credit card, or check. To be served at the event, appointments are vital, which can be made at the Homestead City website.
