QandAs: Autos

What are the New York Vehicle Registration and Title Requirements?

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

you will need to bring the following documents to your local DMV office:

· Proof of ownership, such as previous owner’s signed title

· Odometer disclosure statement

· Damage disclosure statement

· Driver’s license

· Form MV-82

· Proof of sales tax payment or purchase price

The fee for as title is $50. The registration fee is between $20.50 and $84, depending on the weight of the vehicle.

Cars that were made in 1970 or before do not have to be titled. At the time of titling and registering your vehicle, you will be given 10 days in which you will need to have the vehicle inspected.

Also, you will need to pay the automobile use tax and sales tax if you did not pay it at the dealership where you purchased the car.

New York DMV Offices


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