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Vehicle Tags, Titles and Registration. Kansas’ 105 county treasurers handled vehicle, registration, tags and renewals. The treasurers also process vehicle titles and can register vehicles including personalized license plates.
With iKan, you can quickly and easily renew vehicle registrations, renew driver's licenses, obtain vital records, and more. Anyone boarding an airplane or entering a federal facility using state issued ID after May 7, 2025, will need a Real ID.
TITLE AND REGISTRATION MANUAL APPLICATION. County Name Plate Type Owner’s Name(s) (Last, First, Middle Initial) Application Date DL, FEIN, TIN, SSN (provide one) Address VIN Purchase/Brought into KS Date Empty Weight Fue l type Mileage Declare d/Gross Weight. City Year Make.
Kansas law requires that a motor vehicle must be titled in the state and county where the vehicle is garaged. Motor vehicles cannot be legally operated without a title. Kansas law also requires a vehicle to be registered with display of a registration or plate along with the corresponding decals.
Motor Vehicle Records. PDF. Kansas Motor Vehicle Information is currently accessible 24 hours a day. EXCEPT 4am-5am Monday-Saturday and 4am-2pm Sunday. Holiday availability is varied. For questions about traffic codes, take a look at the Driving Record Codes (PDF).
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How To Do a Title Check. Get the VIN of the vehicle you want to buy. The VIN can be found on the dashboard (where the corner of the dashboard meets the windshield), the driver’s side door jamb (on a sticker), or on the vehicle title or insurance card/policy. Select one of the approved providers listed below. Have your credit card available.
You will need the Title/MSO and the sales tax receipt or affidavit of purchase price, current mileage, and proof of insurance coverage. When transferring a license plate, you need your current owner's registration and the name and address of the person to whom the vehicle was sold.
Whether you work at a county office or at the Motor Carrier Service Bureau, the process for vehicle titling and registration is the same. You can title vehicles with a registration or without a registration, depending on the circumstances and per state guidelines.
Take the title*, the pink copy of the MVE-1 and proof of insurance with you to the county treasurer’s motor vehicle office to make application for a Kansas title and registration. ** The process at * is at each individual county’s discretion.