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Vehicles with a model year more than 20 years prior to the current year are non-titled and a title is not required. For registration of a non-titled vehicle, the registration from the last owner, a request for supplemental assignment of ownership (Form Q-1), and/or Bill of Sale (Form H-31) are needed.

If a medical condition exists that requires your window tint to be between 32 percent and not less than 20 percent, a medical exemption may be granted. If this is the case, request an application and special permit for exemption from tinted window requirements (Form E-220).

You cannot register a car without insurance in Connecticut, as proof of insurance is required at the time of registration. In Connecticut, you are required to have $25,000 in bodily injury liability coverage, up to $50,000 per accident, along with $25,000 in liability coverage for property damage.

The car has to have a CT emissions test done if it's older than 2013. It needs to be completed before you can register it.

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.

The R-229 is the application for a driving test in Connecticut. Students that are testing at the DMV will have this emailed to them with their appointment confirmation from the DMV. A blank copy of the R-229 can be found here. If you are testing at The Next Street you will not need this application form.

Both owners are required to sign the original Application for Registration and Title (form H-13B). However, only one signature is required to change ownership of this vehicle.

Steps For Those New to Connecticut Proof of car insurance. Your personal identification. A fully completed application for registration. The bill of sale for the vehicle. Proof of ownership. Payment for the DMV.

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.