How to Register a Vehicle
If you purchased your vehicle in a private sale or it was gifted, you have 30 days to register it with the state of Nevada. To process your vehicle, go to a Nevada DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) that is convenient for you and have the following on hand:
- Bill of sale
- Proof of ownership (either the title signed by the preceding owner of the vehicle or a security agreement from a financial institution)
- A Nevada-issued insurance card proves the presence of an active auto policy.
- A completed Application for Vehicle Registration (Form VP-222) that is signed by the new owner.
- A report confirming a passed emissions test performed by an authorized professional at an inspection station (some vehicles are exempt from this requirement).
- An odometer reading if the vehicle is under 10 years of age (this can be recorded on the title).
- If the vehicle was not previously registered in Nevada, the individual registering must present a Vehicle Inspection Certificate (Form VP15).
- Come prepared with the necessary funds to satisfy any registration/tax costs.
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