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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.

To avoid penalties vehicle registration must be made within 60 days of the vehicle's purchase, the day the title was assigned to the new owner or the day the bill of sale was completed for an antique vehicle. Kansas Division of Vehicles can print duplicate titles, and customers can reprint tag renewal notices online.

If both owners cannot come in together, the one who is not able to appear may give power of attorney to the party who will apply for registration. The Kansas Highway Patrol inspects the vehicle prior to registration.

Renewal Deadlines Passenger Trucks (less than 12,000 lbs), Autos and Recreational Vehicles are on staggered registrations. Their expiration is determined by the surname, business name or lease name that is listed as first owner. A $1.00 penalty is assessed for each month that the renewal is late.

Kansas plates and registration are renewed annually. There is no grace period on plate expiration (except on-line renewals).

Renewal Deadlines Passenger Trucks (less than 12,000 lbs), Autos and Recreational Vehicles are on staggered registrations. Their expiration is determined by the surname, business name or lease name that is listed as first owner. A $1.00 penalty is assessed for each month that the renewal is late.

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.

To avoid penalties vehicle registration must be made within 60 days of the vehicle's purchase, the day the title was assigned to the new owner or the day the bill of sale was completed for an antique vehicle. Kansas Division of Vehicles can print duplicate titles, and customers can reprint tag renewal notices online.

Get a 60-day permit from a Kansas motor vehicle dealer or the Motor Vehicle Department to drive the new vehicle while you are waiting to dispose of the old one. When making out the paperwork to license your new vehicle, your name must be exactly the same as on your old title.

If you have the title, you need to bring in the title, along with the vehicle, a current driver's license and the proof of insurance, and the current registration from the state you are relocating from to one of the tag offices. The person who is named on the title is the only person who can register the vehicle.

Sixty-day permits can ONLY be issued on newly purchased vehicles. The new owner's name and Kansas driver's license number MUST be assigned on the back of the title. These permits are valid only for the first 60 days of ownership. Only one 60-day permit can be issued to any person per vehicle sale.

Registration fees can cost between $39 and $49 per year. Property tax can be estimated by going to the state's Property Tax Calculator and entering the owner's last name initial, year, make and model of the vehicle. An additional fee of $5.00 will be applied to each vehicle being renewed in-person.

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.

To avoid penalties vehicle registration must be made within 60 days of the vehicle's purchase, the day the title was assigned to the new owner or the day the bill of sale was completed for an antique vehicle. Kansas Division of Vehicles can print duplicate titles, and customers can reprint tag renewal notices online.

If both owners cannot come in together, the one who is not able to appear may give power of attorney to the party who will apply for registration. The Kansas Highway Patrol inspects the vehicle prior to registration.

Renewal Deadlines Passenger Trucks (less than 12,000 lbs), Autos and Recreational Vehicles are on staggered registrations. Their expiration is determined by the surname, business name or lease name that is listed as first owner. A $1.00 penalty is assessed for each month that the renewal is late.

Kansas plates and registration are renewed annually. There is no grace period on plate expiration (except on-line renewals).

Renewal Deadlines Passenger Trucks (less than 12,000 lbs), Autos and Recreational Vehicles are on staggered registrations. Their expiration is determined by the surname, business name or lease name that is listed as first owner. A $1.00 penalty is assessed for each month that the renewal is late.

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.

To avoid penalties vehicle registration must be made within 60 days of the vehicle's purchase, the day the title was assigned to the new owner or the day the bill of sale was completed for an antique vehicle. Kansas Division of Vehicles can print duplicate titles, and customers can reprint tag renewal notices online.

Get a 60-day permit from a Kansas motor vehicle dealer or the Motor Vehicle Department to drive the new vehicle while you are waiting to dispose of the old one. When making out the paperwork to license your new vehicle, your name must be exactly the same as on your old title.

If you have the title, you need to bring in the title, along with the vehicle, a current driver's license and the proof of insurance, and the current registration from the state you are relocating from to one of the tag offices. The person who is named on the title is the only person who can register the vehicle.

Sixty-day permits can ONLY be issued on newly purchased vehicles. The new owner's name and Kansas driver's license number MUST be assigned on the back of the title. These permits are valid only for the first 60 days of ownership. Only one 60-day permit can be issued to any person per vehicle sale.

Registration fees can cost between $39 and $49 per year. Property tax can be estimated by going to the state's Property Tax Calculator and entering the owner's last name initial, year, make and model of the vehicle. An additional fee of $5.00 will be applied to each vehicle being renewed in-person.