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What you need to know .  \nDMV Update  \nDMV customer service centers and DMV Connect services are open across the state for both walk-ins and appointments.  \nIf you currently have a vaild driver's license or ID, you may continue to renew it online.  \nIf you are in need of an original -issue license or ID upon release, you may go to your local DMV or go to [http://www.dmvNOW.com and](http://www.dmvNOW.com and) follow the insturctions on how to schedule an appointment. You will want to gather the documentation needed; Original Birth Certificate, Original Social Security Card, Inmate Information Form and proof of residency. You may use a US Post Office change of address form or a letter mailed to yourself as your secondary proof of residency. A full list of options can be found on the DMV website.  \nTo schedule and appointment go to: [http://www.dmvNOW.com](http://www.dmvNOW.com)  \nVirginia DMV Contact Information: Phone: 804-497-7100 Website: [http://www.dmv.virginia.gov](http://www.dmv.virginia.gov)  \nResource Information  \nVirginia 211  \nResources at your finger tips! Call 211 to find resources in your area. Information on how to access food, clothing, housing, child care, employment and many other rescources provided. Call 211 [or visit www. 211virginia.org](or visit www. 211virginia.org)  \nMental Health Services  \nThe Mental Health staff at your institution are available to provide information about accessing mental health resources in your area after release. They can also connect you with the District Mental Health Clinician (DMHC) who works with your Probation and Parole District office. While you are on supervision, the DMHC will continue to be available to provide support and education, as well as help connect you with mental health services in the community.  \nAssurance Wireless  \nFree Lifeline Cell Service Enrollment in this government benefit program is available to individuals who qualify based on federal or state-specific eligibility criteria. 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