Utah DMV Hurricane Office

Depends. Will the vehicle be normally garaged/kept or driven in Utah? If not then you need to register the vehicle in your resident state. If normally garaged in Utah then you need to provide proof of the Utah address.

Yes, you need a vehicle inspection for new registrations. Update: Vehicle safety inspections are no longer required in Utah as of January 1, 2018.

Can I change my address in online

No if your not driving it on the road.

Just new year sticker, month remains the same

I agree you should look it up online. Some things require an appointment, and the website will let you know if you need an appointment or not.

Yes I do believe you can and should be able to but don't quote me. Your best move could be to call the DMV office to save gas and ask them if you could obtain a duplicate Driver's Lisense

Yes. We have done it several times.

Most likely

Permit test scores are good for 18 months from the day you took your permit test and passed, as long as your test scores are still valid by the time youre ready to get your licence, youre good to go.

You don't have to wait for 6 months when you are 18. You will have to do the Traffic and safety test before you can schedule a road test. Also you have to do 40 hours of driving, 10 hours at night.

You have to do it in Nevada then register in Utah.

After establishing residency in Utah you are required within 60 days to get a new driver's license.

Utah DMV said it would take 30-60 days to obtain the title. It's dependent on the state of origin. And NV is not fast. I'd call tje dealership. Often they're lax in submitting paperwork.

Nope, once it's spent, it lasts for a year.

You might want to get some paperwork that releases liability for that car

You need a letter from you PC doctor that states you are 100% disable. It goes for the plate also.

Go online to look up the answer to the question. They make things pretty easy.

Requirements for obtaining a replacement Utah driver license if you have moved, changed your name, or had your driver license lost or stolen: You will need to visit one of our Driver License offices. You will take a photo upon arrival. You will be required to pass the eye test. Submit a nonrefundable fee of $23.00. Bring your current Utah driver license if you have it. If your Utah residence address has changed from what is on your current driver license, you will be required to provide two (2) documents of your Utah residence address.  Visit the Required Documentation page for what is acceptable proof.  You can also submit the address change online to avoid having to provide proof when coming into the office. It is not required that you obtain a new driver license with your new residence address, you can simply change your address online within ten (10) days of moving.

I'm not a Dr nor a lawyer, but from what I've read it's up to you too share whatever information you have from your Dr with the dmv. I believe failure to do so if a situation were to arise and an injury follows could be bad news for the driver knowing they shouldn't have been on the road.

I would believe that the issuing authority (Idaho DMV) would have to do the VIN inspection.

Bring your photo ID and registration in and ask for a duplicate title. The fee is $6 i believe

I always do appointments. They're prioritized ahead of walk ins. Just make sure you get there on time and check in. You can stay in your car the whole time and see your place in line so you don't have to wait in the lobby. As far as paperwork the dealer should do all the paperwork for you unless you bought from an incompetent dealer like Stephen Wade. They still should but it takes forever. If you bought from out of state like I did (private party) you bring the title and pay taxes and registration. I didn't fill out anything and they helped me and I was in and out in 10 minutes. Bring the car in case they need to verify the vin. I think that's only when you buy from out of state. If you buy a car in state I don't think you need to have the vin verified. Just bring the title and pay registration.

There are no emissions verification in Utah as far as I know

You may be able to order them through the website.

That I don't know. Give them a call.

I registered online.

Birth certificate, social security, or other identification, divorce decree if there is a name change on any of the documents, 2 pieces of mail with proof of address and DL from current state. You will also need to make an appointment and for out of state applications appointments they are about a month out. Just did that whole process myself.

Yes

You need an appointment for everything now

Yes but you could do a walk in but there are days in where they will send you back to create an appointment on busy days mask is required.

Yes it requires an appointment or you can have your local police do it for you. If you have the form it is easy.

DMV.UTAH.GOV/Appointment

Schedule an appointment online, you should be able to find the information you need on the website. You can't go in without an appointment.

Alot of time to wait for them.

I believe you have up to 30 days after your sticker expires. If you are waiting for it in the mail they typically take a week to 2 weeks. You should be just fine. If anything call the DMV . Hope that helps

Drive thru is open but only certain transactions.

Depending on what the appointment is for you might have to go out at least a month or so to find an available appointment. Hopefully that's what the problem is you haven't looked far enough in advance

Can I get different license plates

No but you will wait a little bit. (10 minutes )

The St George DMV is different than most. They are Fast, Friendly and Competent.

Depends on the value of the vehicle you need ID. And prof of insurance

I needed drivers license and birth certificate. It cost me for a 2017 about $171 to register and get a plate. An extra $60 to have personalized plates. And the whole process to me about 10 to 15 minutes. So easy.

I'm sorry I don't know what a fleet number is.

I think it's around $10 maybe and I would just walk in.

Take in your owner information and previous registration paper and request a new license plate be issued. The current fee should be on the web site.

Hello Martha, good day, you can enter the online page of dmvutah and there it gives you the option to make a sale request, you put the vin and the number of plates and your email and you only wait a day or two when they send you an email confirmation, I hope this information will serve you! Good day!

No. I was there last week and it was very fast.

Probably not.

Immediately. No more than 30 days at the most.

Got to be a good boy

All new testing I believe.

I have birth certificate and social but I don't have any other resident paperwork other then my c.c. bill and my California truck title with my new Utah address on it.

No more then $39ish

Yes.. But a lot of times you don't have anywhere to put your front plate on cause the car did not come equipped.

• Proof of Identification – Birth certificate (or a certified copy issued by state you were born in) or United States Passport • Proof of Social Security Number – Original social security card or your W-2 showing your SSN • Proof of Residential Address – Home utility bill, cable bill, home telephone bill, etc. (Non-US Citizens must present proof of legal presence)

• Valid drivers license • Proof of Identity - full Social Security number or W-2 - 2 documents of utah resident address • Pass the Vision test • Pass the written and driving test (one or both may be required)

Licence and fill out their form

Your insurance should have record of it.

No.. even if you put all the lights and speedometer. You're to low to the ground that it would be hard for people to see you.

My sisters car is insured and in her name. Everything works in her car but she has a small crack on the windshield. Is that okay for the test.

Yes.. where you live, is where you'll pay the sales tax and register. You may need to get a temporary permit, if you are driving it back. The permits are good from 96 hours to 60 days, starting at $2.50 and goes up as you extend.

1. The signed title with you and the other party. a. Make sure the vin # is on the title. If not, it's provided on the lower right-side of the front window or just on the inside of the driver door. 2. A valid driver's license.

Sure easy and quick

You will need to complete Form TC-656, Application for Utah Title with all the appropriate changes reflected. At least one owner whose name was already on the title before changes were made must sign this application. A $6.00 title fee and a $4.00 duplicateregistration fee may apply..

Like 35 bucks

The dealership you purchased the vehicle from should have sent the titling information to the local DMV. I would contact the dealership and ask them if they had sent it to your local DMV yet. If they have not asked them when they might decide to do that. Some dealerships wait until they have been completely funded from the lien holder. Once the paperwork has been sent to your local DMV normally you would meet the paperwork there to complete the titling and registration process.

The owner should contact the DMV and request a replacement title, which can be signed over to the purchaser.

Have you checked the numbers on your house or mailbox? Different house numbers will be your first indication that your address has changed.

Only if you're up in Utah County.

I didn't

Yes. You have to take a 25 question, open book test when transferring a driver's license from another State.

Yes, you will need to go in and get a new set of plates.

There are no penalties for registering expired tags. You may be able to save a trip to the DMV by registering your vehicle online if you received a renewal card in the mail or an email.