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Motor vehicle registration is required within 60 days of the date the vehicle is purchased, which is the assigned date on the certificate of origin or title. A temporary or 60 day permit must be displayed on the motor vehicle until a permanent plate is received after registering the vehicle.

The current embossed plates have significantly deteriorated. Embossed plates lose about 50% of their reflectivity after five years, making them difficult to read, especially at night, which poses a challenge for law enforcement.

(KLS can prepare a TODD for you) Obtain legal description (copy of current warranty deed) - Register of Deeds or your records Sign a Transfer on Death Deed before a notary public File Transfer on Death Deed with the County Register of Deeds (small fee charged).

Only antique vehicles (35 years or older) can have their ownership transferred solely via bill of sale in Kansas. All other vehicles must transfer ownership via the car's title.

To transfer a title in Kansas, you will need a signed title, proof of insurance, and a motor vehicle examination form. You will also need a sales tax receipt if you purchased your vehicle in Kansas or a copy of the invoice if you purchased it out of state.

You can take your title, along with the copy of the marriage license or court order, to your local county treasurer's motor vehicle office to update the name on the title record. On the back of the title, use the purchaser's name space to record ALL the names that are to appear on the new title.

(a) An interest in real estate may be titled in transfer-on-death, TOD, form by recording a deed signed by the record owner of such interest, designating a grantee beneficiary or beneficiaries of the interest. Such deed shall transfer ownership of such interest upon the death of the owner.

As a general rule, you don't have to get a bill of sale or any other registration documents notarized in Kansas.

What to Bring Proof of Ownership. If you are a new resident to Kansas who is licensing a vehicle that you have brought in from another state a VIN inspection by the Kansas Highway Patrol will be required to register the vehicle in Kansas. Proof of Insurance. Odometer Disclosure Statement. Sales Tax Receipt. Payment.