My Vehicle

Skip the trip to the DMV! Most registration services can now be completed online—quickly and conveniently.

Rapid Registration: Perfect for new Nevada residents, private party purchases, and out-of-state vehicle sales.
EDRS (Electronic Dealer Registration System): For vehicles purchased from Nevada dealerships.
One-Time Online Renewals: The fastest and easiest way to renew your registration.

Rapid Registration Online Renewals

Register a Vehicle

Register your new vehicle online—no DMV visit needed! Whether you bought from a Nevada dealer or a private party, we’ve got you covered.

Start Registration

Registration Renewal

Renew your vehicle registration up to 35 days before expiration. No lines, no hassle—just a few clicks and you're done.

Start Renewal

Cancel your Registration

Planning to drop liability insurance? Cancel your registration and surrender your plates first.

Cancel Registration

Duplicate Registration & Decal

Easily request a duplicate online or Kiosk—no need to visit a DMV office. Make sure your address is up to date before ordering.

Request a Duplicate

Vehicle Registration Fees

Fees vary based on vehicle type, weight, and other factors like county-specific taxes. Estimate using our online fee calculator.

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Moving Permits

Apply for a temporary moving permit online to legally drive it for testing, repairs, or registration.

Get a Moving Permit

Vehicle Types

Nevada does not issue a permit or license based on an autonomous vehicle's level of automation, nor does the DMV test or certify vehicles. Nevada law allows all automation levels to operate on public streets.

Self-Certification for Testing

Manufacturers and developers interested in testing their vehicles in Nevada must submit their completed application packet:

Required Documents:

  • Autonomous Vehicle Testing Registry Application
  • Alternative Electronic Transportation System Application
  • Required fees

Upon approval, the DMV will issue a Certificate of Compliance for testing along with red license plates for each vehicle.

Self-Certification for Operations

Prior to registering an autonomous vehicle in Nevada, the manufacturer or developer must self-certify compliance with Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 482A and/or 484B.

Submit one of the following completed packets to the address listed on the form:

  • OBL 326A – Autonomous Vehicle Certification Registry
  • OBL 327A – Alternative Electronic Transportation System Certification Registry

Certification is based on make, model, and year. Additional packets required for different vehicle models.

Email: DMV_AV@dmv.nv.gov

For help with regulations, testing, or deployment.

Laws, Regulations & Legislative Bills

Review the Nevada Motorcycle Operator’s Manual for licensing requirements, safety tips, and testing information.

Registration Requirements

Motorcycles and trimobiles are subject to the same registration requirements as other vehicles.

Required Documents:

  • Properly signed-off title or Dealer’s Report of Sale
  • Nevada Evidence of Insurance

If purchased from a Nevada dealer, you can register your motorcycle online —no DMV visit required.

Exemptions:

  • Emission inspections
  • Odometer reporting

Additional Fee: A $6 Nevada Rider fee supports statewide motorcycle safety programs

Off-Road to On-Road Conversions

An off-road motorcycle may be converted for use on Nevada public roads if it meets specific requirements.

Requirements:

  • Must meet definition of off-highway, two-wheeled motorcycle
  • Properly equipped with required safety equipment
  • Certified safe by a licensed Nevada motorcycle dealer or registered repair shop

Required Forms:

Motorcycle Laws and Safety
Lane Usage & Visibility
  • Motorcycle operators have the right to use a complete traffic lane
  • Two motorcycles may share a lane
  • Motorcycles appear smaller and may seem farther away than they are
  • It is difficult for other drivers to judge motorcycle speed
Turn Signals & Maneuvers
  • Turn signals are not self-canceling on most motorcycles
  • Watch for operators turning their heads to look behind
  • Notice when operators begin to lean or tilt their motorcycles
  • Strong winds or rough roads may force motorcycles from their position
Following Distance & Lighting
  • It is difficult for other drivers to judge motorcycle speed
  • Leave plenty of space when following
  • Always dim your headlights when approaching a motorcycle
  • High beams can be dangerous to motorcyclists who must balance and steer
  • Allow extra distance in bad weather or on slippery roads
Legal Definitions & Helmet Law
  • Helmets are required for all riders and passengers unless the vehicle has:
    • An enclosed cab
    • A steering wheel (not handlebars)

You need a driver's license (any class) to operate a moped on Nevada public streets. A one-time registration is required, which remains valid for as long as the owner retains the moped.

No Class M License Required No Liability Insurance Required
How to Register Your Moped
Step 1: Inspection
  • Schedule an appointment if you're in Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, or Carson City.
  • Arrive 30 minutes early for your inspection.
  • Bring a completed Moped Registration/Application/Inspection (VP 30) form.
  • Inspection costs $1
  • The inspection confirms whether your vehicle qualifies as a moped. If it is classified as a motorcycle, you must follow motorcycle laws.

A new moped inspection is required whenever ownership changes or a new registration is completed.

Step 2: Registration

Register a moped in-person at a DMV office and bring the following documents:

  • Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin
  • Any existing title, sales contracts, or receipts
  • If purchased from a dealer: Dealer’s Report of Sale and all paperwork
Registration Fees:

Registration fees for a typical moped will cost approximately $60, which includes:

  • $33 registration fee
  • One year of Government Services Taxes based on vehicle value
  • License plate fees

Tax exemptions and fee credits can be applied.

Moped Laws & Safety
  • Mopeds must follow the same traffic laws as other vehicles.
  • Mopeds are entitled to a full traffic lane—do not pass in the same lane.
  • On multi-lane roads, mopeds must ride in the far right lane unless:
    • Making a left turn
    • Unsafe to do so
  • Helmet use is required
  • Mopeds must have most of the same safety equipment as motorcycles (except turn signals).
Moped Title
  • Mopeds are issued a distinctive license plate and a handicapped version is available.
  • The DMV will issue a title for a moped if the owner meets the requirements. If not, the DMV will issue a registration only.
Legal Definition

You may drive a golf cart on public streets only if approved by local government. It is the owner’s responsibility to know which roads are permitted.

Permit Fees & Expiration
  • Permits cost $10 per year
  • Expire on December 31st
  • Renewal notices sent in early December
  • Best way to renew is by mail
Required Documents
  • Nevada Evidence of Insurance card
Clark County Requirements
  • A DMV permit and insurance are required in Clark County where carts are used as general transportation.
  • Golf carts that require permits must be inspected at a DMV VIN Inspection Station prior to first-time registration. Find VIN Inspection locations
Legal References
Low-Speed / Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (LSVs & NEVs)

Low speed vehicles (LSV) or neighborhood electric vehicles (NEV) are small, four-wheeled vehicles that may be operated on any public street that has a speed of 35 miles an hour or less.

Requirements

LSVs and NEVs are subject to the same registration requirements as other vehicles:

  • Must have a valid Class C (or higher) driver's license
  • Must be inspected before first registration
    • At a DMV VIN Inspection Station
    • By a peace officer or authorized agent
Required Documents
Off-Highway Vehicles
Legal References
Important Notes:
  • Must meet federal safety standards and carry a Federal Certification Safety label.
  • Must be manufactured by a licensed manufacturer.
  • Nevada-based dealers must be licensed by the DMV.

Salvage Vehicle Restrictions: Salvage vehicles in Nevada are issued an orange colored Salvage Title. A salvage vehicle may not be registered or operated on any public street until it has been rebuilt and inspected.

What is a Salvage Vehicle?

A salvage vehicle means a motor vehicle that at any time has been declared a total loss vehicle, flood-damaged vehicle, non-repairable vehicle or had damage of a similar word or description.

Total Loss

A vehicle damaged to the extent that estimated repair costs exceed its value. Vehicles with less than 65% damage are not considered salvage vehicles.

Flood Damaged

A vehicle submerged in water to a point where water enters the passenger, trunk or engine compartment and contacted the electrical system or has been declared a total loss settlement from water damage.

Non-Repairable

A vehicle with only parts and scrap metal value. These vehicles receive a Certificate and cannot be restored.

Older Vehicles Exception

Vehicles 10 model years old or older are not considered salvage vehicles if the only repairs needed are:

  • Hood
  • Trunk lid
  • Up to two of the following: doors, grille, bumper, headlight, or taillight assemblies

65% Rule: If vehicle requires more repairs than this, the 65% damage rule applies.

Vehicle Restoration Process

If the vehicle to be restored is five model years old or newer, it must be brought to a DMV Inspection Station for completion of the Authorization for Vehicle Restoration prior to any repairs. This is not necessary for vehicles six model years old or older.

Step 1: Authorization (Vehicles 5 years or newer)
Step 2: Repairs & Standards

Garages, body shops and rebuilders must repair vehicles to the common standards published and applied in the automotive repair industry.

  • Air bags and seat belts must be repaired to federal law standards
  • The business must keep records of the repair including identifying information of parts
Step 3: Inspection

When reconstruction is completed:

  • The Certificate of Inspection must be completed by a Nevada registered garage, licensed body shop or licensed rebuilder
  • The vehicle must then be brought to a DMV inspection station for completion of the Certificate of Inspection
  • Once accomplished and all other registration requirements are met, the vehicle may be registered and titled
  • Once accomplished and all other registration requirements are met, the vehicle may be registered and titled
Nevada Titles Will Show "Rebuilt" When Applicable:

All future titles will be a normal Nevada Certificate of Title but will be "branded" with the word "Rebuilt" or other appropriate term. The brand cannot be removed.

Required Documents
Legal References

Vehicles which have had certain repairs must be titled as Rebuilt even if they do not meet the definition of a salvage vehicle.

Salvage Vehicle Laws and Penalties
Salvage Vehicle Laws and Penalties

Any person who transfers an interest in a motor vehicle in this state shall, before the transfer, disclose in writing to the transferee any information that the transferor knows or reasonably should know concerning whether the vehicle is a salvage, rebuilt or reconstructed vehicle.

Prohibited Actions (NRS 487.840)

A person shall not remove, cause to be removed or conceal a marking on:

  • A salvage title or other title which indicates that the vehicle is a salvage vehicle
  • A certificate of title or other title for a rebuilt vehicle which indicates that the vehicle is a rebuilt vehicle
Criminal Penalties

Violations are felony criminal offenses if the vehicle is valued at $250 or more. Courts may order jail terms, fines and restitution.

Civil Penalties
  • Any purchaser or lessee may bring a civil suit against the offender. If successful, the purchaser will be awarded court costs, attorney’s fees and whichever of the following is greater:
    • Three times the amount of actual damages
    • Five thousand dollars

Title Branding Information: All future titles will be a normal Nevada Certificate of Title but will be "branded" with the word "Rebuilt" or other appropriate term. The brand cannot be removed.

Chapter Number and Title Statutes Code
Chapter 482 - Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases NRS NAC
Chapter 487 - Repair, Removal and Disposal of Vehicles (Body Shop and Garage) NRS NAC
Boats
Utility & Travel Trailers
Exempt from Insurance Exempt from Odometer Exempt from Smog
  • Must be registered and titled with the DMV
  • Boat trailers are registered by the DMV, just like motor vehicles.
Homemade Trailers
  • Must be inspected before registration and titling
Towable Tools
  • Includes air compressors, tow dollies, cement mixers, etc.
  • Registration not required unless the tool is wider than 70 inches
RVs, Motor Homes & Fifth Wheel Trailers
  • Must be registered and titled by the DMV
  • Subject to standard registration fees and taxes
  • Gas-powered RVs must pass Emissions Testing in Clark and Washoe Counties
  • Exempt from odometer reporting
  • May require special driver license classes or endorsements See: Driver License Classes
Manufactured Homes & Mobile Offices
Recreational Park Trailers ("Park Models")
  • Legal Definition: NRS 482.1005
  • Up to 400 sq. ft. and designed for temporary living
  • Must present proof of ownership documents
  • Registered and taxed by County Assessors
  • VIN inspection (Location) required for out-of-state trailers
  • DMV may collect sales tax on out-of-state dealer sales
  • Contact NDOT for movement permits