SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – It’s now possible for undocumented immigrants in Massachusetts, to obtain driver’s licenses, without having to prove their status. The law was passed by the Legislature ...

REVERE - Starting July 1, undocumented immigrants living in Massachusetts will be able to apply for driver's licenses. Raul Averdano, a 74-year-old undocumented Colombian immigrant, is a helper ...

The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles is trying to make getting a Real ID a little bit easier. As of May 7, anyone traveling by plane domestically or entering certain federal facilities will ...

BOSTON, MA - APRIL 29: People wearing masks wait in line at the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) on Blackstone Street in Boston on April 29, 2020. Mayor Martin J. Walsh is urging, but not requiring, ...

Still don’t have a REAL ID and concerned about the deadline? The Massachusetts RMV is offering walk-in appointments at all branches. Beginning May 7, anyone 18 or older will need REAL ID to pass ...

The state has issued more than double the number of learner's permits in the last 10 days than this time last year, after a law went into effect July 1 allowing undocumented immigrants who live in ...

BOSTON (WWLP) – Attorney General Andrea Campbell and the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) are warning Massachusetts residents of fraudulent websites and third-parties ahead of the implementation of ...

The Registry of Motor Vehicles has hired 52 employees since the start of the month when a new law took effect allowing people without lawful proof of presence in the United States to seek out standard ...

The Registry of Motor Vehicles and state’s top prosecutor are warning of scams and fraudulent offers targeting residents without lawful proof of presence who will soon be eligible for a driver’s ...

The Massachusetts RMV is down this morning due to the the global tech outage impacting airports, banks and other businesses. Because of the outage the RMV says the following services are unavailable.

DANVERS - "It was comical to say the least," said Mark Veilleux, spreading five copies of his driver's license across the dining room table at his home in Danvers. He never ordered them in the first ...