Get registration online

Set up an account for MYDMV:

You can set up an account with Sign Up for MyDMV. While this is not required to register your car, it is a useful tool to get electronic notices from the DMV, change your address, and renew your license and/or vehicle registration.

To set up your account, you will need your:

Nevada driver's license. Date of birth. Social Security number. Email address.

Register your vehicle online:

On the home page, do one of the following: Sign in to your account. Create an account. Follow the instructions in the online system. You will need: The control number from your EDRS. The last 4 digits of the vehicle identification number (VIN). Pay your registration fees via electronic check or credit card.

Your registration and stickers will be sent to you between 4 and 7 days after registering. License plates (if needed) will be sent separately. They will arrive in 7 to 10 days.

Vehicles Purchased from an Out-of-State Dealer

If you have purchased a vehicle from a neighboring state, you must register in person; you cannot register online. Go to your local NV DMV office within 30 days of sale or before the expiration date on the movement permit, and:

Show the Odometer Statement on used vehicles that are less than 10 years old. Submit one of the following: Vehicle title. Vehicle lease agreement. Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin. Security agreement from loan/lienholder. Purchase order. Submit the Nevada Emission Vehicle Inspection Report, if required (see the "Vehicle Inspection" section below). Pay the difference in sales tax between Nevada and the state where the vehicle was purchased.

Vehicles Purchased or Gifted from a Private Individual

Used vehicles, whether purchased directly from the owner or given as a gift, must be registered with the Nevada DMV within 30 days of receiving the vehicle. You must also have the title properly signed off to you?a bill of sale will not suffice.

To register the vehicle:

Submit a Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card (insurance must be issued by a Nevada-licensed agency). Present the vehicle title or security agreement from loan/lienholder. Submit the Nevada Emission Vehicle Inspection Report, if required (see the "Vehicle Inspection" section below). Show the odometer statement on used vehicles that are less than 10 years old. Pay sales tax determined by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.

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The e-mail should include:

Vehicle identification number (VIN). Where the vehicle was purchased (state/city). How the vehicle was purchased (loans, cash, dealer, non-dealer). Price of the vehicle. Taxes paid on the vehicle.

The NV DMV will send an e-mail back to you with the estimated fees and further instructions on how to complete your registration and get your Nevada license plates.