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When you move to the state of Connecticut you have a 60 day window to change your marker plates over. A person fails to renew the registration of a vehicle before it expires. A person has 30 days to renew the registration of the vehicle after it expires.

What documents do I need to bring to the DMV? Two forms of identification, as detailed below. Proof of Social Security Number. Proof of Connecticut residency. Proof of legal presence in the U.S. Name change documentation (if applicable)

If a vehicle was purchased in CT and it is newer than 20 years old, you will need a title. Vehicles with a model year more than 20 years prior to the current year are non-titled and a title is not required.

Identification—see acceptable forms of ID when registering a vehicle. Photocopies are accepted. Proof of insurance. Learn more about Connecticut's minimum insurance requirements. Completed application for registration and certificate of title (Form H-13B) Vehicle inspection report (VIR). Payment for fees.

How to sell your vehicle without a title: Request and complete a Supplemental Assignment of Ownership Form (Form Q1). This form is also available at your local DMV office. Without this form, we are unable to transfer ownership.

If the vehicle is registered in Connecticut but doesn't require a title, then the seller will need to complete a supplemental assignment of ownership (Form Q-1) and provide the most recent registration certificate. A certified document of the original Probate Court appointment or authority to dispose of the vehicle.

A Bill of Sale document is always required along with proof of ownership to process a new vehicle registration. Vehicles that are exempt from emissions testing will require a VIN verification. If a vehicle is a model year four years or older from the current year, the vehicle needs an emissions test.

Connecticut residents A Connecticut resident must present one of the following valid forms of ID when registering a vehicle: Connecticut driver's license. Connecticut drive-only license. Connecticut drive-only learner's permit.

A mill is equal to $1 of tax for each $1,000 of the assessed value of property. To calculate the taxes owed, assessors multiply a vehicle's value by whatever the local mill rate is, and then divide by 1,000. So, the owner of a car worth $25,000 in a town with a mill rate of 20 would owe $500 in property taxes.