Connecticut Form B 58 – Fill Out and Use This PDF

Connecticut Form B 58 PDF Details

For Connecticut residents, the B-58 form is the official request document used to update personal information on file with the Department of Motor Vehicles. Submitting this application takes care of several record types in a single step, saving you multiple trips to a DMV branch office.

Who Needs to File the B-58 Application

Any Connecticut driver or non-driver ID holder who has moved to a new address should file the B-58 application with the state DMV. The form is also required when you want to update your organ and tissue donor status on your license or ID record. Joint vehicle or vessel owners must both complete and sign the application together.

What the B-58 Application Covers

A single B-58 submission handles address changes across all of the following Connecticut DMV record types:

• Operator's license (driver's license) address update
• Non-driver identification card address update
• Motor vehicle registration change of address
• Vessel (boat) registration address update
• Organ and tissue donor election: affirm or withdraw consent

Because one application covers all these categories, drivers do not need to submit a separate request form for each record type.

Required Information for the Form

To fill out the B-58 correctly, gather the following details before you start:

• Your full legal name and current address
• Your new address (including zip code)
• Operator's license or non-driver ID number and expiration date
• Vehicle registration: plate type (Passenger or Camper), marker plate number, and registration expiration month and year
• Vessel registration information (if applicable): registration number and expiration dates
• Both owners' license or ID numbers when updating a jointly registered vehicle

Double-check these details against your current registration documents to avoid delays in processing your report.

What to Do After Filing

After you mail the completed B-58 application to the Connecticut DMV, take these additional steps to keep all your records in sync:

1. Manually write your new address on your physical driver's license or non-driver ID until the replacement arrives.
2. Update your vehicle and vessel registration documents with the new address in the same way.
3. Pick up address labels at a DMV service center to place on your registration documents as formal confirmation.
4. Report your address change to the local post office so mail is forwarded from your old address.
5. Contact your town clerk or use the state voter registration portal to update your voter registration separately. The B-58 does not transfer your voter record.

Joint Owners: Special Requirements

When a motor vehicle or vessel is registered to two people, the B-58 application requires both owners to provide their license or ID numbers, expiration dates, and signatures. An incomplete application with only one owner's details will be returned without processing.

Legal Responsibility

Submitting the B-58 form signals your legal acknowledgment that all information provided is accurate. Providing false details is a violation of the Connecticut General Statutes and may result in penalties. Sign and date the completed application before mailing it.

Related Connecticut Forms

Connecticut residents updating personal records may also find these forms helpful:

• General Address Change Form for non-DMV address updates
• Address and Name Change Form for combined name and address corrections
• Vehicle Registration Form for new vehicle registrations in Connecticut
• Connecticut Form 7B for other Connecticut DMV-related filings