The Brigham City office handles renewals, replacements, and vision-related license changes for Box Elder County

The Utah Driver License Division's Brigham City location is at 16 West Forest Street, Brigham City, UT 84302. This office serves Box Elder County residents and handles standard transactions: license renewals, replacements for lost or damaged licenses, address changes, and updates related to medical or vision restrictions. It is not a full-service office — some transactions require a visit to a larger regional office or completion online through the state system.

The office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with a one-hour lunch closure from noon to 1:00 p.m. There is no Saturday or evening service. Wait times vary by day and time; mornings typically move faster than afternoons. The office does not take appointments, so you arrive and take a number.

If you need a medical or vision-related change to your license — such as adding corrective lens restrictions, removing restrictions, or updating a medical condition notation — you will need to bring documentation from your eye care provider or physician. The specific forms required depend on the type of change you are requesting.

Key Takeaways

  • The Brigham City Driver License Division office is located at 16 West Forest Street and is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with a lunch break from noon to 1:00 p.m.
  • Vision-related changes to your license require documentation from your eye care provider, such as a vision test result or eye exam report.
  • Medical restrictions or notations on your license require a completed form from your physician or medical provider.
  • The office does not take appointments; you arrive during business hours and take a number for service.
  • Some transactions, such as initial license issuance or certain medical reviews, may require a visit to a larger regional office instead.

What documents to bring for vision-related changes

If you are adding or removing corrective lens restrictions on your license, bring your current license, proof of identity (such as a passport or state ID), and documentation from your eye care provider. The provider's documentation should show the date of your most recent eye exam and whether you require corrective lenses to drive safely.

Utah does not require a specific form from the eye care provider for routine vision updates. However, if your eye care provider has already submitted information to the state, bring a copy of any paperwork they gave you. If you are uncertain whether your provider has submitted information, call the Brigham City office before your visit to confirm what you need to bring.

Medical restrictions and physician documentation

Medical conditions that affect driving — such as seizure disorders, certain cardiac conditions, or neurological changes — may result in restrictions on your license or require periodic review. If your physician has recommended a restriction or the state has notified you that a medical review is needed, you will need a completed form from your doctor.

The state provides a Medical Evaluation Form (also called a DL-43 or similar designation, depending on the condition). Your physician completes this form and either mails it directly to the state or gives it to you to bring to the office. Do not assume the form has been submitted; contact your doctor's office to confirm they have sent it or to pick up a copy to bring yourself.

How to contact the office before you visit

The Brigham City Driver License Division office can be reached by phone at (435) 734-3400. Call before your visit if you have questions about what documents to bring, whether your specific transaction can be handled at this location, or to confirm current wait times.

You can also contact the main Utah Driver License Division office in Salt Lake City at (801) 538-3800 for questions about state policy or to verify whether your medical or vision documentation has been received by the state system. The main office can sometimes answer questions about your specific case without requiring an in-person visit.

Transactions you can and cannot complete at the Brigham City office

The Brigham City office handles renewals, replacements, address changes, and vision or medical restriction updates for existing license holders. You can also request a duplicate license if yours was lost or damaged.

The office cannot issue an initial driver license to a first-time applicant. If you are obtaining your first license or a learner permit, you must visit a larger regional office. The Salt Lake City office and the Ogden office (in nearby Weber County) both handle initial issuance. You can find a list of all Utah Driver License Division offices and their services on the state's official website.

What happens after you submit your documents

For vision-related changes, the office typically processes your request on the same day if all required documentation is present. Your new license will be mailed to your address on file within 7 to 10 business days.

For medical restrictions or medical reviews, processing takes longer. The state may need to contact your physician for additional information, which can add 2 to 4 weeks to the timeline. You will receive a letter in the mail if the state needs more information from you or your provider. Do not assume your case is complete until you receive your new license or a letter from the state.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I renew my license online instead of visiting the Brigham City office?

Standard renewals can be completed online through the Utah Driver License Division website if your license is not expired and you have no medical or vision changes. If you need to add or update vision or medical information, you must visit an office in person with documentation from your provider.

What if I need a medical review but my doctor is out of state?

Out-of-state physicians can submit medical forms to the Utah Driver License Division by mail or fax. Contact the main office at (801) 538-3800 to request the correct form and fax number. Your doctor's office can mail or fax the completed form directly; you do not need to hand-deliver it to the Brigham City office.

How long does it take to get a new license after I visit the office?

For vision changes with complete documentation, expect 7 to 10 business days. Medical reviews take 2 to 4 weeks or longer if the state needs additional information from your provider. You can call the office to check the status of your request after 10 business days.

What if the office says my transaction requires a regional office visit?

Some cases — such as medical reviews involving complex conditions or initial license issuance — must be handled at a larger office. The Brigham City staff will tell you which office to visit and what additional documents to bring. The Ogden office and Salt Lake City office are the nearest alternatives.