Mississippi Registration Statement

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This form is a Registration Statement, the purpose of which is to register a judgment for child support in a state other than the state in which the judgment was rendered. Other states will normally enforce the judgment.
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Mississippi Duplicate Registrations If you need a replacement registration certificate, visit your local tax collector's office and request one. You MAY be asked to provide your: Driver's license. Vehicle identification number (VIN).

The DOR will send out a registration renewal notice before your current registration expires. Once you receive your renewal notice you will be able to renew either online, in person, or by mail. If you do not receive a notice or you lose your notice you will need to renew in person at your local DOR office.

You have a 15 day grace period for renewing your car tag without penalties. Mississippi does not have a temporary tag or drive out tag.

You will need to register the vehicle in the county where the vehicle is domiciled, or where it is parked (garaged) overnight. For a motor vehicle with a GVW over 10,000 pounds and which travels only in Mississippi, you will register the vehicle at your local county Tax Collector's office.

Yes, taxes are the reason the price of a car tag is higher here. And taxes are the reason that price can vary from city to city and county to county. Those taxes are based on millage rates set by cities, school districts and counties and the assessed value of the vehicle. So, why do some states tax car tags?

Upon establishing residency, new MS residents have 30 days to apply for a MS vehicle registration certificate with the Department of Revenue. Failing to meet this timeframe could result in a $250 fine. To register, residents can visit their county's tax collector's office with: State-issued photo identification.

Mississippi is one of 10 states that allow you to register a newly-purchased car without insurance, along with Arizona, California, Iowa, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.

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Mississippi Registration Statement