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Make an appointment at a DMV hub or branch office location. Be sure to bring your marker plate number and an acceptable form of payment for the $20 duplicate registration fee. You'll need to complete a request for a duplicate motor vehicle registration (Form B-341) and bring to your in-person appointment.

Issued for three years. Expiration date does not change.

Out of state license with photo. Out of state identification card with photo. Canadian or U.S. territory license – international driving permit (IDP) is not required. U.S. passport or U.S. passport card.

Make an appointment at a DMV hub or branch office location. Be sure to bring your marker plate number and an acceptable form of payment for the $20 duplicate registration fee. You'll need to complete a request for a duplicate motor vehicle registration (Form B-341) and bring to your in-person appointment.

Residents who have registered their car in Connecticut previously can renew their registration online at the Department of Motor Vehicles website. Residents who recently moved to Connecticut have 60 days to register their car with the DMV.

Issued for three years. Expiration date does not change.

A Connecticut vehicle registration is a document that ties vehicles to CT residents. This documentation is required to legally operate a motor vehicle on Connecticut roadways and highways.

Out of state license with photo. Out of state identification card with photo. Canadian or U.S. territory license – international driving permit (IDP) is not required. U.S. passport or U.S. passport card.

If the registration for your vessel (i.e., boats or other water vessels) is lost, stolen, or damaged/destroyed, you can request a duplicate vessel registration by appointment at a DMV office with your vessel registration number, or by mail. Note: ONLY the owner of the vessel can request a duplicate registration.

Residents who have registered their car in Connecticut previously can renew their registration online at the Department of Motor Vehicles website. Residents who recently moved to Connecticut have 60 days to register their car with the DMV.

Registration process for vehicles purchased outside of CT Registration can only be done in person at a DMV office, by appointment only. If your new vehicle is not registered before you transport it to Connecticut, you will need to make an appointment at a DMV office and get a temporary registration.

A Connecticut vehicle registration is a document that ties vehicles to CT residents. This documentation is required to legally operate a motor vehicle on Connecticut roadways and highways.

Your registration can be printed immediately or it will be mailed to you in 7-10 days. If you request a decal, it will be mailed within 7-10 days.

If the registration for your vessel (i.e., boats or other water vessels) is lost, stolen, or damaged/destroyed, you can request a duplicate vessel registration by appointment at a DMV office with your vessel registration number, or by mail. Note: ONLY the owner of the vessel can request a duplicate registration.

Individuals with a current vehicle or vessel (e.g., boat) registration are eligible to reprint their registration certificate online.

Registration process for vehicles purchased outside of CT Registration can only be done in person at a DMV office, by appointment only. If your new vehicle is not registered before you transport it to Connecticut, you will need to make an appointment at a DMV office and get a temporary registration.

Registering your new vehicle or vessel (i.e., boat) is easy, but it can only be done by appointment at a DMV hub or branch office, or a participating dealership. Remember to bring all required documents and identification to your appointment, along with an acceptable form of payment.

Your registration can be printed immediately or it will be mailed to you in 7-10 days. If you request a decal, it will be mailed within 7-10 days.

Individuals with a current vehicle or vessel (e.g., boat) registration are eligible to reprint their registration certificate online.

A Connecticut resident must present one of the following valid forms of ID when registering a vehicle: Connecticut driver's license. Connecticut drive-only license. Connecticut drive-only learner's permit. Connecticut learner's permit. Connecticut non-driver ID card. Out of state license with photo.

Registering your new vehicle or vessel (i.e., boat) is easy, but it can only be done by appointment at a DMV hub or branch office, or a participating dealership. Remember to bring all required documents and identification to your appointment, along with an acceptable form of payment.

Registering your new vehicle or vessel (i.e., boat) is easy, but it can only be done by appointment at a DMV hub or branch office, or a participating dealership.

A Connecticut resident must present one of the following valid forms of ID when registering a vehicle: Connecticut driver's license. Connecticut drive-only license. Connecticut drive-only learner's permit. Connecticut learner's permit. Connecticut non-driver ID card. Out of state license with photo.

Registering your new vehicle or vessel (i.e., boat) is easy, but it can only be done by appointment at a DMV hub or branch office, or a participating dealership.

Make an appointment at a DMV hub or branch office location. Be sure to bring your marker plate number and an acceptable form of payment for the $20 duplicate registration fee. You'll need to complete a request for a duplicate motor vehicle registration (Form B-341) and bring to your in-person appointment.

Issued for three years. Expiration date does not change.

Out of state license with photo. Out of state identification card with photo. Canadian or U.S. territory license – international driving permit (IDP) is not required. U.S. passport or U.S. passport card.

Residents who have registered their car in Connecticut previously can renew their registration online at the Department of Motor Vehicles website. Residents who recently moved to Connecticut have 60 days to register their car with the DMV.

A Connecticut vehicle registration is a document that ties vehicles to CT residents. This documentation is required to legally operate a motor vehicle on Connecticut roadways and highways.

If the registration for your vessel (i.e., boats or other water vessels) is lost, stolen, or damaged/destroyed, you can request a duplicate vessel registration by appointment at a DMV office with your vessel registration number, or by mail. Note: ONLY the owner of the vessel can request a duplicate registration.

Registration process for vehicles purchased outside of CT Registration can only be done in person at a DMV office, by appointment only. If your new vehicle is not registered before you transport it to Connecticut, you will need to make an appointment at a DMV office and get a temporary registration.

Your registration can be printed immediately or it will be mailed to you in 7-10 days. If you request a decal, it will be mailed within 7-10 days.

Individuals with a current vehicle or vessel (e.g., boat) registration are eligible to reprint their registration certificate online.

Registering your new vehicle or vessel (i.e., boat) is easy, but it can only be done by appointment at a DMV hub or branch office, or a participating dealership. Remember to bring all required documents and identification to your appointment, along with an acceptable form of payment.

A Connecticut resident must present one of the following valid forms of ID when registering a vehicle: Connecticut driver's license. Connecticut drive-only license. Connecticut drive-only learner's permit. Connecticut learner's permit. Connecticut non-driver ID card. Out of state license with photo.

Registering your new vehicle or vessel (i.e., boat) is easy, but it can only be done by appointment at a DMV hub or branch office, or a participating dealership.