Tag Title Notice For Free

When you purchase a vehicle from a Colorado dealer, the dealership sends our office the paperwork needed to title your vehicle. Once we finish processing the paperwork, we send you a Title Complete Notice. This means that you are now able to register your vehicle. You can skip a trip to our office and register online.

You have 30 days to register a new vehicle with the state, regardless of whether you've just moved to Arkansas or purchased a car. Firstly, collect your documents. You'll need the Title or Bill or Sale, the latter of which includes a federal odometer statement, as well as your insurance card.

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.

A new state law that goes into effect August 1st will make temporary tags valid for 60 days instead of 30. In February of 2022, KARK 4 News learned there were 29,400 cars on the roads in Arkansas with expired tags.

If you don't, it'll cost you. The fine is $3 for every 10 days past due, plus a 10% sales tax penalty. Not to mention, you're at risk of being pulled over.

(a) No person shall operate, nor shall an owner knowingly permit to be operated, upon any highway any vehicle required to be registered under this chapter unless there shall be attached thereto and displayed thereon, when and as required by this chapter, a valid license plate issued therefor by the office for the ...

Ark. Code Ann. § 27-14-1004(a) imposes a late registration penalty of $3.00 for each ten days a person fails to properly register a motor vehicle until the penalty reaches the same amount as the annual license fee of the vehicle, which may range from $17.00 to $30.00.