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What You'll Need to Transfer your Vehicle Title in Oklahoma Oklahoma Certificate of Title, properly assigned and notarized. Current registration information (unless you're transferring a junk title). Proof of liability insurance. A completed odometer disclosure statement for vehicles 9 years old or newer.

A vehicle needs a Black Tag when the vehicle is temporarily not being driven on the road and is not insured. The purpose of obtaining a Black Tag is to avoid incurring penalties while this vehicle is not in use and not insured. Owner will not receive decals but there will be no penalties accrued.

In order to obtain your Oklahoma MVR (Motor Vehicle Report), you must complete and submit a Records Request form along with the appropriate fee to the Department of Public Safety or you may purchase your Oklahoma MVR from any tag agency in this state. You can locate the Records Request form by clicking here.

“Starting July, if you sell a vehicle, remove the tag,” said OTC spokesperson Paula Ross. “The tag will now stay with the person, not the car. When motorists purchase a new car, they will take the tag from their old car and place it on the new one.

Did you know? In Oklahoma, your License Plate is assigned to you, the person, not your vehicle. If you sell your vehicle, it is important that you keep your License Plate.

A Notice of Transfer is a form which can be completed online or at a tag agency and submitted in order to put the Oklahoma Tax Commission Motor Vehicle Division on notice that you have sold your vehicle and to whom you have sold it to. The cost is $10.00. Download the Notice of Transfer form here.

After the sale, the seller must submit their current vehicle registration which will be canceled, and the buyer will submit their own application for registration in their name(s). Sellers may use the notice of transfer by completing Form 773.

Tags have a 30 day grace period where no penalty is charged. For newly purchased vehicles, penalties will accrue on the thirty-first (31st) day following ownership assignment. Most registration classes will begin at a rate of $1/day to a max of $100/year.

In order to register a vehicle with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), you need proof of insurance and a valid driver's license. Since you don't have a driver's license, you'll need to register the vehicle in another person's name and make them the title holder.