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Most on- and off-road vehicles, boats, aircraft, and commercial vehicles must be registered to operate in Utah. Different requirements, fees, and taxes apply, depending on your vehicle type and other factors. Consult the menu at left for an overview of the Utah vehicle registration process.
Sign up for automatic registration renewal on our MVP (Motor Vehicle Portal) or complete a TC-505 Automatic Registration Renewal Application and submit it to the DMV at the address provided on the form.
UPP Title Transfer E-Service. Email Renewal Reminder. Change Your Address. Report a Sold Vehicle. Driver License Question? The official site of the Division of Motor Vehicles for the State of Utah, a division of the Utah State Tax Commission.
New Title and Registration. If you just purchased a vehicle and need to title and register the vehicle, you may need to schedule an appointment with the DMV. To find out if you need an appointment and to learn more about what documents to bring with you when you visit the DMV, click here.
How do I get a Utah registration and how long do I have? New residents to Utah are allowed 60 days to transfer titles and registrations. To do this, you will need the existing title (unless held by a lien holder as collateral in a financing agreement) and the most recent registration.
Utah's Official Vehicle Renewal Site. Cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, off-road vehicles, trailers, snowmobiles and watercraft are eligible for online renewal using this application. Online renewals include a printable permit for operating your vehicle while your decals are mailed to you.
The amount you need to pay at the time of vehicle registration varies depending on vehicle type, fuel type, county, and other factors. To find out the amount of all taxes and fees for your particular vehicle, please call the DMV at (801) 297-7780 or 1-800-DMV-UTAH (800-368-8824).