- Nevada Evidence of Insurance
- Electronic Dealer Report of Sale (EDRS)
- Nevada Emission Vehicle Inspection Report
(If
needed, this must be issued by the dealer)
- Current Odometer Reading
- Application for Vehicle Registration (VP 222)
(If a third party registers the vehicle on behalf of the owner)
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- Nevada Evidence of Insurance
- Invoice or Bill of Sale, and one of the
following:
Title
Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin
Security Agreement
Lease Agreement
- Nevada Emission Vehicle Inspection Report
(if needed)
- VIN inspection
- Current Odometer Reading
- Application for Vehicle Registration (VP 222)
(If a third party registers the vehicle on behalf of the owner)
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Sales Taxes are paid to the dealer, based on the actual sales price.
Vehicle must be registered before the expiration date on the placard issued by the dealer.
Register your vehicle online without visiting the DMV! You can transfer existing plates or get new standard plates in the mail. Most vehicles purchased from a Nevada dealer are eligible. See Express Plates for details.
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Sales Taxes - You may or may not be charged sales tax at registration. Many dealers remit sales taxes directly to the DMV. Full Nevada taxes are due on vehicles purchased in Utah. See Out-of-State Dealer Sales.
Vehicle must be registered before the expiration of any movement permit issued.
Odometer Statement - Ensure the dealer completes this statement on the title or certificate of origin on vehicles 9 years old or newer. The original copy of a separate statement is also acceptable. |
Vehicle must be registered within 30 days of the purchase. Sales taxes are not charged on "occasional" sales. The buyer must obtain insurance and a movement permit prior to driving the vehicle on any public street. The seller should remove the license plates and transfer or surrender them. Complete a Bill of Sale for your records. |
New Nevada residents must obtain their driver license and vehicle registration within 30 days. See our New Resident Guide. |