Organ Donation
You have the power to save lives. When you become an organ donor through the Nevada DMV, a small red heart will appear on your driver's license or ID card, representing your commitment to giving others a second chance at life.
1 Donor: Can save 8 lives
How to Become a Donor
You have the option of becoming an Organ Donor and having this listed on your driver license or ID card.
First Issued
Register when applying for your license or ID card for the first time
Upon Renewal
Add or remove the designation when renewing your license
Address Change
Update your donor status when changing your address
Register Online
Don’t have a license or ID? You can register online to become an organ donor
English Registration
Complete the online donor registration form in English
Online Donor Registration
Note: Online registration is not necessary if you register through the DMV
Anatomical Gift Account
When you register at the DMV, you will be asked if you’d like to donate $1 or more to the state Anatomical Gift Account. Your contribution makes a tangible difference:
Educational Programs
Funds are forwarded to the University of Nevada School of Medicine for educational programs on the importance of organ and tissue donation.
Financial Assistance
If enough money is donated, the account can also provide financial assistance to those in need of a transplant.
Multiple Ways to Donate
The DMV accepts donations during the licensing process and through the purchase of Organ Donor license plates. You can also donate directly to the Nevada Organ Donor Program.
Organ Donor Specialty License Plates
Initial Purchase
$25 supports the Nevada Organ Donor Program
Annual Renewal
$20 continues to support the program each year
Make a Difference
Raise awareness and inspire others to become organ donors
Resources & Partner Networks
Nevada Donor Network
(855) NVDONOR /
(855) 683-6667
Donor Connect
(801) 521-1755
Donor Network West
(888) 570-9400
Sierra Donor Services
Eye & Tissue Bank
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Visit the official U.S. Department of Health and Human Services website for comprehensive information about organ donation, transplantation, and national statistics.
organdonor.gov