rts-map Do you know every state's Registration Rules? Click on the map to find out how your state compares Alabama Did you know? The customer is required to pick up the completed deal at the local county clerk office in order to have an inspection performed. RegUSA will provide the address. Find Out More about RegUSA® Alaska Did you know? AK residents who are full-time students attending school out of state are exempt from VIN inspections if the customer provides a letter from the university, on letterhead, signed by the registrar. Find Out More about RegUSA® Arizona Did you know? Registrants living on reservation in Navaho County are tax exempt. Find Out More about RegUSA® Arkansas Did you know? Salvage vehicles require a VIN inspection completed by any certified AR police officer (city, state or county), or by a designee of the AR state police. Find Out More about RegUSA® California Did you know? To avoid penalty fees from accruing, new vehicles must be registered within 20 days of the purchase date. Used vehicles must be registered within 30 days of the purchase date. Find Out More about RegUSA® Colorado Did you know? The DR-2395 (VIN inspection) can be completed out-of-state by military police on base for military registrants. They must provide their rank and address information and it must be original. Find Out More about RegUSA® Connecticut Did you know? Emissions inspections are required for vehicles older than 4 model years. Find Out More about RegUSA® Delaware Did you know? Emissions inspections are required for vehicles older than 4 model years. Find Out More about RegUSA® Florida Did you know? Registrations expire on the registrant’s birthday for passenger vehicles. Find Out More about RegUSA® Georgia Did you know? All GA residents, including military, are subject to Title Ad Valorem Tax. Find Out More about RegUSA® Hawaii Did you know? Vehicles must be physically located in HI in order to be registered there. Find Out More about RegUSA® Idaho Did you know? A vehicle must be titled in ID before it can be registered. Find Out More about RegUSA® Illinois Did you know? IL requires vehicles currently titled in TX, FL and SC to submit a Natural Disaster disclosure form due to flooding in those states. Find Out More about RegUSA® Indiana Did you know? IN requires vehicles currently titled in TX, FL and SC to submit a Natural Disaster disclosure form due to flooding in those states. Find Out More about RegUSA® Iowa Did you know? The SF-39530 (VIN inspection) may be completed out-of-state by a police officer. Find Out More about RegUSA® Kansas Did you know? KS titles are filed electronically. The lienholder will get a letter indicating that the lien was filed. Find Out More about RegUSA® Kentucky Did you know? VIN inspections are required for all vehicles, new and used. Find Out More about RegUSA® Louisiana Did you know? All registrants must have a LA address. A co-buyer with an out-of-state address will not be accepted. Find Out More about RegUSA® Maine Did you know? The ME title application is a controlled form that ME DMV will not provide blank copies of. Find Out More about RegUSA® Maryland Did you know? MD is not reciprocal with other states with regard to tax credit. MD’s tax is an excise tax, not a sales tax, and is due at the time of registration. Find Out More about RegUSA® Massachusetts Did you know? The RMV-1 (title application) must originate from the registrant’s insurance company. This application is only valid for 30 days after the policy change date in the Insurance Certification section. Find Out More about RegUSA® Michigan Did you know? MI will accept out-of-state insurance for active-duty military. Military ID, orders and Leave & Earnings Statement must be provided. Find Out More about RegUSA® Minnesota Did you know? MN will only allow personalized plates to be transferred. Find Out More about RegUSA® Mississippi Did you know? The registrant must meet the paperwork at the DMV in person in order to get the vehicle inspected. Find Out More about RegUSA® Missouri Did you know? Vehicles 5 model years and newer are exempt from needing a safety inspection, unless currently titled out-of-state. Find Out More about RegUSA® Montana Did you know? A fee is automatically charged on completed registrations for “Access to State Parks”. If the registrant wishes to opt out of this fee, they must provide a signed letter stating they wish to opt out. Find Out More about RegUSA® Nebraska Did you know? A fee is automatically charged on completed registrations for “Access to State Parks”. If the registrant wishes to opt out of this fee, they must provide a signed letter stating they wish to opt out. Find Out More about RegUSA® Nevada Did you know? The RD-222 (title application) can be signed for the registrant with a power of attorney. Find Out More about RegUSA® New Hampshire Did you know? NH does not have a sales tax, they have a permit fee which must be paid at the time of registration. Find Out More about RegUSA® New Jersey Did you know? If registering to a business, a 15-digit NJ Corporation Code is required. If they do not have one, they need to apply for one through the NJ state taxation, MVC Agency, Business License Compliance Office. Find Out More about RegUSA® New Mexico Did you know? The MVD-10861 (Affidavit of VIN) must be completed by a NM VIN Inspector only, and must be filled in using blue ink. Find Out More about RegUSA® New York Did you know? SUVs with an open bed will require commercial plates. Find Out More about RegUSA® North Carolina Did you know? For vehicles owned by more than one individual, all signatures on required documents must be notarized and accompanied by a black-and-white copy of the alternate owner's valid driver license or ID. Find Out More about RegUSA® North Dakota Did you know? On a lease transaction, sales tax must be paid up front. It cannot be rolled into the lease payments. Find Out More about RegUSA® Ohio Did you know? Active-duty military personnel who are OH residents stationed out-of-state may defer sales tax until they return to OH. Find Out More about RegUSA® Oklahoma Did you know? An out-of-state VIN inspection must be completed by a police officer on their letterhead. Find Out More about RegUSA® Oregon Did you know? Disabled Veteran plates are available in OR if the registrant signs the title application and provides a letter from the military stating that he or she is disabled. Find Out More about RegUSA® Pennslyvania Did you know? he primary registrant must have a PA drivers license. Find Out More about RegUSA® Rhode Island Did you know? A 90-day temporary license is acceptable as proof of ID when accompanied by a utility bill. Find Out More about RegUSA® South Carolina Did you know? On a lease buyout, the registrant will have to pay sales tax. Find Out More about RegUSA® South Dakota Did you know? In SD personalized plates can consist of no more than seven letters, nor less than one. Find Out More about RegUSA® Tennessee Did you know? Active-duty military are exempt from the emissions inspection requirement with a copy of their orders and Leave & Earnings Statement. Find Out More about RegUSA® Texas Did you know? Residents of Tarrant and Bell County must sign the 130-U, it cannot be signed with power of attorney. Find Out More about RegUSA® Utah Did you know? An original emissions inspection is required and it must be completed in UT. Find Out More about RegUSA® Vermont Did you know? The title can be signed for the registrant with a power of attorney if a separate odometer statement is signed by the registrant. Find Out More about RegUSA® Virginia Did you know? Diesel powered trucks are exempt from an emissions inspection if the gross vehicle weight is over 8501 lbs, or if the model year is older than 1996. Find Out More about RegUSA® Washington Did you know? Nonresident military personnel stationed in WA may be exempt from vehicle excise tax and RTA tax. Find Out More about RegUSA® West Virginia Did you know? Rebates and accessories are taxable in West Virginia. Find Out More about RegUSA® Wisconsin Did you know? If the seating capacity of the SUV or van is greater than 50% of the total space available, it may be registered as an automobile. If the cargo space comprises more than 50% of available floor space, you must register it as a truck at the appropriate gross weight. Find Out More about RegUSA® Wyoming Did you know? Vehicles must be registered within 50 days of the date of purchase to avoid penalties. Penalty fees will be charged at 1% of the sales tax due plus $25.00. 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