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CED 20 - Compliance Enforcement Complaint Form - dmv nv 2026

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The document outlines the process for filing a complaint with the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) against businesses or individuals related to motor vehicle transactions. It includes instructions on completing the complaint form, types of complaints investigated, potential outcomes, and alternatives for seeking remedies. The document emphasizes that the DMV does not represent private citizens in monetary disputes and provides tips for consumers regarding vehicle purchases.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the CED 20 form in the editor.
Begin by filling in your personal information in the 'Person Filing Complaint' section. Include your name, daytime phone number, address, and business license number if applicable.
In the 'Business or Individual Complaint Filed Against' section, provide details about the business or individual you are filing a complaint against, including their name and contact information.
If applicable, enter vehicle details such as VIN, year, make, model, and color in the designated fields.
Explain your complaint clearly in the provided space. Attach any supporting documents using our platform's upload feature for easy submission.
Sign and date the form at the bottom. Ensure that signatures are original as photocopies are not acceptable.
Finally, forward the completed form to your local Compliance Enforcement Division office as indicated on the document.

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Do I need an appointment to renew my license in Nevada?

Make an appointment at a DMV office and be sure to bring any additional documentation required for a Real ID or other reasons such as immigration status, medical letter, etc. Commercial drivers must renew at a CDL Office.

Who is in charge of the DMV in Nevada?

To submit a complaint with the California DMV, fill out the online Complaint Form. Any questions you may have about filing a complaint can be directed to the California Department of Motor Vehicles at (800) 777-0133.

How do you file a complaint against the DMV in California?

The Consumer Services Division Hotline is 1-800-HELPFLA (1-800-435-7352). All other complaints against license Florida dealers should be filed with the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles at the regional office responsible for the dealership.

Why is Nevada DMV appointment only?

The new system aims to create better communication between the DMV and people, as well as make the process easier. The Nevada DMV is announcing the implementation of a new appointment system, WaitWell, in all metropolitan and rural offices throughout the state.

Can I go to the Nevada DMV without an appointment?

To continue this work, Im pleased to announce that the DMVs deputy director, Tonya Laney, will succeed her as the director of Nevadas DMV. Laney, who has been with the DMV for 11 years, has served as the agencys second-in-command since November 2021.