Get Registration Vs Title

To register, head to the DMV and submit: A Completed Application for Title or Registration (Form REG 343). The Vehicle's Out-of-State Title. The Vehicle's Out-of-State Registration. Proof of Insurance. A Valid Smog Certificate. Payment for Fees (see "Fees" below).

To register, head to the DMV and submit: A Completed Application for Title or Registration (Form REG 343). The Vehicle's Out-of-State Title. The Vehicle's Out-of-State Registration. Proof of Insurance. A Valid Smog Certificate. Payment for Fees (see "Fees" below).

Make an appointment at a Referee station and bring documentation of two failed smog tests and receipts for money spent on repairs at a licensed smog repair station as well as diagnostics. If you meet the qualifications, you will be granted a waiver that allows you to pass the test without the repairs.

Make an appointment at a Referee station and bring documentation of two failed smog tests and receipts for money spent on repairs at a licensed smog repair station as well as diagnostics. If you meet the qualifications, you will be granted a waiver that allows you to pass the test without the repairs.

If you are selling your car, you need to give the new owner a valid smog certification when you sell the car. If the car you are selling is less than four years old, you do not need to get a smog inspection. Instead, the new owner of the car will need to pay a smog transfer fee.

If you are selling your car, you need to give the new owner a valid smog certification when you sell the car. If the car you are selling is less than four years old, you do not need to get a smog inspection. Instead, the new owner of the car will need to pay a smog transfer fee.

AAA can help with registration renewal, duplicate registrations, vehicle transfers, & more. Save time by taking care of select registration needs at your local branch instead of going to the DMV.1 No need to make an appointment—just make sure to bring a Visa or Mastercard credit card2, cash, or check payable to the DMV ...

AAA can help with registration renewal, duplicate registrations, vehicle transfers, & more. Save time by taking care of select registration needs at your local branch instead of going to the DMV.1 No need to make an appointment—just make sure to bring a Visa or Mastercard credit card2, cash, or check payable to the DMV ...

The Application for Temporary Smog Exemption for Vehicle Located Out of State (REG 5103) must be submitted by mail along with the vehicle registration renewal fee. Please mail items to DMV Vehicle Registration PO Box 942869 Sacramento, CA 94269-0001 or to your local DMV office.

The Application for Temporary Smog Exemption for Vehicle Located Out of State (REG 5103) must be submitted by mail along with the vehicle registration renewal fee. Please mail items to DMV Vehicle Registration PO Box 942869 Sacramento, CA 94269-0001 or to your local DMV office.

You can transfer ownership of the vehicle by mailing your completed form to DMV or visiting a DMV field office in person.

You can transfer ownership of the vehicle by mailing your completed form to DMV or visiting a DMV field office in person.

If you are selling your car, you need to give the new owner a valid smog certification when you sell the car. If the car you are selling is less than four years old, you do not need to get a smog inspection. Instead, the new owner of the car will need to pay a smog transfer fee.

If you are selling your car, you need to give the new owner a valid smog certification when you sell the car. If the car you are selling is less than four years old, you do not need to get a smog inspection. Instead, the new owner of the car will need to pay a smog transfer fee.

To obtain information regarding your driver record, you may call the Mandatory Actions Unit at (916) 657-6525, or you may request a copy of your driver record online ($2 fee), or by mail by completing a Request For Your Own Driver License Identification Card or Vehicle/Vessel Registration Information Record (INF 1125) ...

To obtain information regarding your driver record, you may call the Mandatory Actions Unit at (916) 657-6525, or you may request a copy of your driver record online ($2 fee), or by mail by completing a Request For Your Own Driver License Identification Card or Vehicle/Vessel Registration Information Record (INF 1125) ...

How to Update or Change a Title Application for Replacement or Transfer of Title (REG 227). The original title (if you have it). California photo driver license (if submitting form in person). Replacement title fee.

How to Update or Change a Title Application for Replacement or Transfer of Title (REG 227). The original title (if you have it). California photo driver license (if submitting form in person). Replacement title fee.

Fees to Pay You will need to pay a few fees when transferring a vehicle title in California. These include the $15 title transfer fee, the $25 smog transfer fee (if applicable), and any taxes and registration fees that may be due. Be sure to check with your local DMV office for specific fee information.

Fees to Pay You will need to pay a few fees when transferring a vehicle title in California. These include the $15 title transfer fee, the $25 smog transfer fee (if applicable), and any taxes and registration fees that may be due. Be sure to check with your local DMV office for specific fee information.

If your car is more than four years old, and has a problem with smog or the emissions system, you might still be able to sell it, if you disclose the problem to a willing buyer. In this case, you should document in writing that the buyer is knowingly buying a car with a failing smog check.

If your car is more than four years old, and has a problem with smog or the emissions system, you might still be able to sell it, if you disclose the problem to a willing buyer. In this case, you should document in writing that the buyer is knowingly buying a car with a failing smog check.

All you'll need is to submit a completed REG 5103 along with your registration renewal. The REG 5103 form allows you to postpone the smog requirement until your vehicle is brought back to California.

All you'll need is to submit a completed REG 5103 along with your registration renewal. The REG 5103 form allows you to postpone the smog requirement until your vehicle is brought back to California.