What You Need to Know : Renewing Your Vehicle Registration Nevada

Introduction

Nevada requires all vehicles to be registered with the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Vehicle registrations expire on the exact date listed on the registration certificate, and there is no grace period. If your vehicle registration is expired, you may be subject to fines and penalties.

There are a few different ways to renew your vehicle registration in Nevada:

• Online: You can renew your registration online through the Nevada DMV website. To do this, you will need your vehicle license plate number and the last four digits of your vehicle identification number (VIN). You will also need to provide proof of insurance.
• By mail: You can renew your registration by mail by completing a Vehicle Registration Renewal Application (VP-012) and sending it to the Nevada DMV. You will need to include a check or money order for the renewal fee, as well as proof of insurance.
• In person: You can renew your registration in person at any Nevada DMV office. You will need to bring your vehicle registration certificate, proof of insurance, and a valid form of identification.

What You Need to Renew Your Vehicle Registration

To renew your vehicle registration in Nevada, you will need the following:

• Your vehicle registration certificate
• Proof of insurance
• A valid form of identification
• Payment for the renewal fee

How to Renew Your Vehicle Registration Online

To renew your vehicle registration online, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Nevada DMV website and click on the "Renew Your Registration" link.
2. Enter your vehicle license plate number and the last four digits of your vehicle identification number (VIN).
3. Click on the "Continue" button.
4. Review your vehicle information and make sure it is correct.
5. Select a renewal option and pay the renewal fee.
6. Print your temporary registration and display it in your vehicle until you receive your new registration certificate in the mail.

How to Renew Your Vehicle Registration by Mail

To renew your vehicle registration by mail, follow these steps:

1. Download and complete a Vehicle Registration Renewal Application (VP-012).
2. Include a check or money order for the renewal fee, as well as proof of insurance.
3. Mail the completed application and payment to the following address: Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles. 

Vehicle Registration
515 N Nellis Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89110

How to Renew Your Vehicle Registration in Person

To renew your vehicle registration in person, follow these steps:

1. Visit any Nevada DMV office.
2. Bring your vehicle registration certificate, proof of insurance, and a valid form of identification.
3. Take a number and wait to be called.
4. When your number is called, approach the counter and tell the DMV employee that you would like to renew your vehicle registration.
5. Provide the DMV employee with your vehicle registration certificate, proof of insurance, and a form of payment.
6. The DMV employee will process your renewal and issue you a new registration certificate and license plate stickers.
   
   

Emissions Testing

Emissions testing is required for most vehicles in Nevada, regardless of age. Emissions tests must be completed within 60 days of the registration renewal due date. If your vehicle is required to have an emissions test, you will need to provide proof of a passing test to the DMV when you renew your registration.

Late Renewals

If you fail to DMV registration renewal Nevada on time, you will be subject to late fees and penalties. The late fees are calculated based on the number of days that your registration is expired.

Conclusion

Renewing your vehicle registration in Nevada is a simple and straightforward process. You can renew your registration online, by mail, or in person. If you have any questions about the renewal process, you can contact the Nevada DMV for assistance.