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To avoid penalties vehicle registration must be made within 60 days of the vehicle’s purchase, the day the title was assigned to the new owner or the day the bill of sale was completed for an antique vehicle. Kansas Division of Vehicles can print duplicate titles, and customers can reprint tag renewal notices online. Title information
- Proof of Insurance
Proof of Insurance. Proof of insurance is required to be...
- Distinctive License Plates
You may make application for a Kansas distinctive military...
- Frequently Asked Questions on Registration
Kansas statute, KSA 8-1, 125, states that a permanently...
- Permits and Licensing
Trucking Through Kansas Permits and Licensing Online...
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The Division of Vehicles began requesting and scanning...
- Titling a Vehicle
Take the vehicle and the salvage title application receipt...
- Proof of Insurance
Take the vehicle and the salvage title application receipt to the Kansas Highway Patrol to get a rebuilt salvage inspection and obtain an MVE-1 and have the rebuilt salvage decal affixed to the vehicle. Take the pink copy of the MVE-1, proof of insurance and the salvage title application receipt back to the county treasurer’s motor vehicle office and make application for a rebuilt salvage title.
Vehicle Online Services You can access many Kansas Division of Vehicles services online without ever needing to visit one of our offices or wait in line. From checking on your driver’s license status or getting in line for a driver licensing office to renew your vehicle registration or updating your address the services are avaliable 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- Buying A Vehicle
- Selling A Vehicle in Kansas
- New to KS Car Title Transfers
- Electronic Title Transfers
- Inherited, Gifted, Or Donated Vehicles
- Fees For Kansas Title Transfers
- Change Your KS Vehicle Title
- Replace Your Kansas Title
Buying from a Dealership
NOTE: When you purchase a new vehicle in Kansas, you're required to apply for a vehicle title and registration within 60 days of the purchase date. Late fees apply. To get apply for a DMV title transfer for a new vehicle (and register the car), you'll need to take the following to your local Kansas county treasurer's motor vehicle office: 1. Properly signed title or manufacturer's certificate of origin(MCO/MSO). 2. Proof of car insurance. 3. Sales tax receipt, if purchased from a KS dealer. 3...
Buying from a Private Seller
Before you buy a car from a private sellerin Kansas, you'll need to verify the seller has all the required documents for an auto title transfer. To complete the DMV title transfer and vehicle registration, you'll need to bring the following to your Kansas county treasurer's office: 1. The title(properly signed and completed by the seller). 2. A Bill of Sale (Form TR-312) if: 2.1. The title does not have a space to list the purchase price. OR 2.2. You purchased from an individual or business f...
Out-of-State VIN Verification
If you're a Kansas resident currently out of state, you may be eligible to bypass obtaining the Motor Vehicle Examination (Form MVE-1) by completing a Kansas Resident/Business Out of State VIN Verification(Form TR-65). You'll need to meet any of the following criteria: 1. On active military dutyin a different state. 2. A full-time student at an out-of-state college, university or school. 3. You're submitting an out-of-state title application for KS apportioned registration with a Motor Vehicl...
NOTE: Be sure to have the proper signatures on the vehicle title. The title may reflect any of the following scenarios in the owner section: 1. AND- Each owner shown before or after “and" must sign. 2. AND/OR- Either owner can sign; only one signature required. 3. OR- Either owner on the title may sign. To complete the vehicle title transfer on you...
You must apply for a car title transfer if your vehicle has been or will be in Kansas for 90 days or longer. You'll need to: 1. Bring the vehicle and its title to a KS vehicle inspection station. 1.1. If the title is being held by a lienholder, they'll need to fax the front and back of the title to the Kansas DORor inspection station. 2. Obtain a M...
Selling a Vehicle with an Electronic Title
If your vehicle title is held electronically in Kansas and you're going to sell your vehicle, you'll need to: 1. Obtain a lien releasedocument, if applicable. 2. Complete an Electronic Title Sales Agreement(Form TR-39a) with the buyer. 3. Complete a Power of Attorney, Purchase Price & Odometer Disclosure For Electronic Title (Form TR-40) with the buyer if you are unable to assign the title after it has been issued. 3.1. If there is no room to record the purchase price on the form, also comple...
Buying a Vehicle with an Electronic Title
You will need to wait for the duplicate title to be assigned, in the interim you can obtain a registration permit for 60 days by submitting the following to your local Kansas county treasurer's office: 1. The vehicle's current registration receipt. 2. A completed Electronic Title Sales Agreement(Form TR-39a). 3. Proof of car insurance. Once you receive the paper title, you will need to complete the vehicle title transfer. In addition to the documents listed above, you may also need a Power of...
Inheriting a Vehicle
Upon inheriting a vehicle, you'll need to complete a DMV title transfer with the KS Division of Vehicles. You'll need: 1. The original title, if available. 2. A completed Decedent's Affidavit (Form TR-83a) OR Claim of Heir and/or Beneficiary Affidavit(Form TR-83b). 3. A completed Lienholder's Consent to Transfer Ownership(Form TR-128), if applicable. 4. A copy of the current registration or verification. 4.1. Contact the KS county treasurer's officefor more information. 5. A Title and Registr...
Gifted Vehicles
NOTE: The new owner must apply for title and registration within 60 days of taking delivery of the gifted vehicle. If you're giving your vehicle as a giftin Kansas, you'll need to: 1. Complete the Vehicle Gift Certification portion of the Affidavit to a Fact (Form TR-12) and give the form to the person obtaining the vehicle. 1.1. Write the word “gift" in the “purchase price" space on the title, if available. 1.2. Complete the Affidavit of Relationship (Form TR-215) in lieu of the Affidavit to...
Donating a Vehicle
If you no longer need your vehicle, you can always donate it to a local non-profit organization in your area. You'll need to contact them directly to find out how to proceed with this type of vehicle title transfer. For more information, you can read our page about Car Donation.
Title transfer fee: $10.Duplicate title fee: $10.If you pay off your vehicle loan, change your name, or move to a different Kansas address, you need to update the vehicle information with the Division of Vehicles.
NOTE:Neither the Kansas Division of Vehicles nor the county treasurer's office will issue a duplicate title if there is a lienholder on their records If your KS vehicle title is lost, stolen, or damaged, you can apply for a duplicate from your county treasurer's office: 1. In person. OR 2. By mail. For complete instructions, visit our Replacing a L...
If you would like to remove the lien holder’s name from the title, you must fill out an application for a reissue title (TR-720B) and bring it, along with your current vehicle registration, title and lien release to any one of the tag offices. The cost is $10.00. If you have any questions regarding your paper title, please call 660-9000 for ...
Mar 10, 2020 · The total price to successfully transfer a vehicle title in Kansas will include both the base $10 titling fee and the application costs for new registration and license plates. While the main KS car title transfer fee remains the same, the registration fees will vary depending on factors such as the type and weight of the vehicle and your ...
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Pay the $10 duplicate title fee. You are also required to pay $10 for removing a lien from a paper title and $11.50 to add a lien. Payment can be made via cash, check or money order. Submit the completed (Form TR-720B) and applicable fees to by faxing it to the Kansas Titles and Registrations office at (785) 296-2383.
