QandAs: Autos

What are the Connecticut Vehicle Registration and Title Requirements?

Answer:
To register and title a vehicle in the state of Connecticut,

you will need to bring the following documents to the Department of Motor Vehicles:

· Certificate of origin from manufacturer for new vehicles

· Transferred title for used vehicles

· Bill of sale

· Federal odometer statement

· Social Security card

· Application for registration and title

· Proof of insurance

· Identification

The fee for registration of a vehicle in Connecticut is $75, and the registration is good for two years. You will also be responsible for sales tax based on the amount of purchase. Renewals are only handled through the mail.

Connecticut DMV Offices


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