I am a new resident of Woodstock, what are my responsibilities concerning my driver’s license and my vehicle?
Driver's License:
Virginia law allows a 60 day grace period for new residents before you must obtain a Virginia driver's license.

Vehicle Registration:
Virginia law allows a 30 day grace period for new residents before you must obtain a Virginia registration.

Vehicle Inspection:
Virginia law requires that any vehicle registered in Virginia must be inspected.

Vehicle Insurance:
Proof of insurance or financial responsibility is required for each vehicle registered in Virginia.

Woodstock Vehicle Decals:
Vehicles registered or garaged in Woodstock must pay a vehicle licensing fee. New residents have 30 days in which to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles of their new address and that their vehicles are being garaged in the Town of Woodstock. The fee will be added to your personal property tax bill.

Please refer to the Department of Motor Vehicles regarding any questions about antique or farm use vehicles.

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1. I am a new resident of Woodstock, what are my responsibilities concerning my driver’s license and my vehicle?
2. Does the Police Department have a house or business security check service for residents going away or who have passed away?
3. How can I get a copy of an accident report?
4. How can I get a copy of a criminal offense report?
5. How can I get a copy of a crimal history?
6. How can I get a copy of my driving record?
7. Can I get fingerprinted for employment or criminal justice reasons?
8. Can I have a vehicle towed from my private property?
9. What do I do if my car is impounded?
10. How do I get my property back from the police department?
11. What is a protective order?
12. How do I apply to become an officer for the Woodstock Police Department?
13. What are the requirements to be an officer for the Woodstock Police Department?
14. What can I expect once I apply to be an officer for the Woodstock Police Department?