Steamtown National Historic Site
A downtown rail museum preserving Scranton’s steam-era transportation history.
Serving Northeast Pennsylvania for 3 generations
Call 1-877-472-8247Scranton office
This Scranton office provides the locally assigned services listed below for residents, commuters, and businesses in and around the Electric City.
635 Luzerne Street, Scranton, PA 18504
Fax 570-347-5873
Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
Sunday, Closed
City location on Luzerne Street. Call ahead if you need parking or accessibility details.
Your local office
Leonard’s Scranton office gives city and West Side customers a nearby place for Pennsylvania vehicle transactions, driver services, and notary work.
A local option for Scranton, Taylor, Old Forge, and surrounding Lackawanna County communities.
Only at this office
These 12 services are assigned to the Leonard’s Scranton office. Select one for requirements and document guidance.
Transfer vehicle ownership with help from an experienced local agent.
What to bringGet help with new registrations, transfers, changes, and specialty registration needs.
What to bringRenew your Pennsylvania vehicle registration locally.
What to bringRequest a replacement for a lost, damaged, or unavailable Pennsylvania title.
What to bringHandle many Pennsylvania license and photo ID transactions close to home.
What to bringMove your vehicle paperwork to Pennsylvania with a clear checklist.
What to bringConvenient walk-in notarization at every Leonard’s office.
What to bringComplete eligible Pennsylvania boat title and registration transactions.
What to bringTitle and register eligible recreational vehicles through a local DCNR agent.
What to bringPurchase and register a Pennsylvania E-ZPass Go Pak.
What to bringSpecialized IRP and commercial registration support.
What to bringMeet with a Pennsylvania notary online for eligible documents.
What to bringAround the area
A few familiar points of interest in and around the community.
A downtown rail museum preserving Scranton’s steam-era transportation history.
Scranton’s largest park, known for wooded trails, waterfalls, and the Everhart Museum.
A historic illuminated landmark celebrating Scranton’s early adoption of electric power.
Prepare before you go
Documentation varies. Call 570-347-8247 when unsure.
Local answers
Most routine services are walk-in. Call this office before visiting for an unusual title situation or a specialty service.
The services listed above are the services currently assigned to our Scranton office. Call ahead to confirm special requirements.
Bring identification and all documents related to your transaction. Call this office first for a precise checklist.
Local help, no runaround
Call your nearest Leonard’s and we’ll help you figure out the right paperwork before you make the trip.