Texas DMV Appointment Team

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Questions about this site, a fact that looks out of date, or an idea for a guide? Email the team. We are an independent guide, so we cannot see or change your DPS or county office appointment.

Email the team[email protected]

Last updated October 2026.

What we can and cannot help with

We can help with

  • Errors or outdated facts on any of our pages
  • Questions about how our tools or guides work
  • Suggestions for new guides or city pages
  • Questions about our privacy practices or ads

We cannot help with

  • Booking, changing or cancelling an appointment
  • Your license, ID, title or registration records
  • Refunds, fees or payments to any agency
  • Legal advice about your situation

Please do not email us your license number, Social Security number, payment details or other sensitive documents. We do not need them, and email is not the place for them.

Where to go for your own appointment

For anything tied to your personal records, contact the official service directly.

You needGo to
Book, view, reschedule or cancel a driver license or ID appointmentThe official DPS scheduler
Vehicle registration, titles or other county office workYour county tax office on the TxDMV site

How to report an error

Corrections help everyone who reads the page after you. A useful report has four parts:

  1. The page linkCopy the address of the page with the problem.
  2. What looks wrongQuote the sentence, fee or date in question.
  3. What you foundTell us what the correct information is.
  4. Your sourceAdd a link to the official page, if you have one.

If you share your email address with us, we use it only to reply. Our privacy policy explains how we handle messages.

Contact FAQs

Can you check the status of my DPS appointment?

No. We have no access to the DPS scheduler or any agency records. Log back in to the official DPS scheduler using the details you booked with to see your appointment.

Is this the email address for Texas DPS or TxDMV?

No. [email protected] reaches the Texas DMV Appointment Team, which runs this independent guide. It is not an agency address.

What should I include when I report a mistake?

Send the page link, the exact text that looks wrong, the correct information and, if you can, a link to the official source.