MV 441
MV 441
MV 441
PAYMENT OF FEES
Please make any checks or money orders payable to "Commissioner of Motor Vehicles". Cash and major credit cards are also
accepted at any Motor Vehicles office.
REQUIREMENT TO SHOW SOCIAL SECURITY CARD
You must show your Social Security Card the first time you apply for a NYS permit, driver license or ID card, when you renew
your ID card, or if your permit, license or ID card is expired more than two years (and also, if DMV has no record of your social
security number). If you are ineligible for a Social Security Card, you must present a letter from the Social Security
Administration (SSA) issued within 30 days of your application to DMV, confirming your ineligibility. You must also show the
INS documentation that the SSA used to determine that you are not eligible.
You can enroll through DMV with an MV-44 application form. Simply read the Organ Donation statement and sign and date the
Donor Consent Signature line. You can also enroll at renewal time by signing the Donor Consent line on your MV-2 renewal form.
As of July 22, 2008, your signature on an MV-44 or MV-2 constitutes legal consent for donation. Be sure to tell your family that you
have legally consented to be a donor upon your death. If you enroll through DMV, the words “ORGAN DONOR” will
automatically be printed on the front of your DMV-issued photo document.
If you enroll in the Donate Life SM Registry through the Department of Health, either by telephone at (866) 693-6667 or online at
www.nyhealth.gov, there will be no donor designation on your DMV photo document. You may, however, request to add or
remove this donor designation at any time by visiting your local DMV office. There will be no additional fee to have the
“ORGAN DONOR” legend added to or removed from your photo document, if requested as part of another license, permit or
non-driver ID transaction. If you request a change in donor designation on your photo document as an independent transaction,
there will be a $17.50 fee for your replacement photo document.
NOTE: Removing the donor designation from your DMV photo document does NOT remove your name from DOH’s donor
registry. You must contact DOH directly at the phone number or web address above if you want to remove your name
from the Registry.