Get Dmv Utah Gov Renewal

To register and title in Utah for the first time, an Application to Register/Title must be completed and required documenta- tion provided. Required documentation may include a vehicle title, bill of sale, previous registration, emission certificate or safety certificate where required.

The vehicle must be currently registered with the Utah DMV. It is 60 days or less until your registration expiration. It is no more than 6 months after your registration has expired.

Renew Utah Car Registration via Mail Prepare your registration renewal notice, Proof of passing a safety inspection and/or emissions test, if applicable, a check or money order to cover your registration renewal fee. Mail your documents and payment to the address listed on your registration renewal form.

Is there a grace period for car registration in Utah? Yes. Individuals have 60 days from the time they confirm their residency in Utah to register and title their car with the Utah DMV.

Title, Lien and Registration Service (TLR) To access a record online using TLR, the requestor must have a full Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or a license plate number. Eligible organizations may subscribe to TLR by visiting http://utah.gov/registration/onlineservices.html.

Vehicle registrations may be replaced for a small fee. To replace a lost registration visit your local DMV office with a copy of the most recent registration, license plate number, or Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

Utah's offense for driving with an expired registration is an “infraction.” An infraction is a minor offense, like a traffic violation or disorderly conduct offense. Despite this, you can still be arrested for an expired registration in Utah. The penalty for an infraction is usually fines of up to $750.

A renewal may be completed at your local DMV office drive-through, where applicable, or lobby. To better serve you we recommend scheduling an appointment before visiting one of our larger offices.