Get NV OHV-007 2021-2024

You must have a VIN inspection completed by a licensed Nevada OHV dealer or a sworn law enforcement officer. You must also obtain a Use Tax Clearance Certificate (Form APP-08.01) from the Nevada Department of Taxation. Please read and follow the instructions on the forms carefully.

REGISTER YOUR OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE - 3 EASY STEPS Select the appropriate form. Take appropriate form and vehicle for a vin inspection to your local OHV dealership or law enforcement office. Complete application and mail in your supporting documentation to DMV.

You must have a VIN inspection completed by a licensed Nevada OHV dealer or a sworn law enforcement officer. You must also obtain a Use Tax Clearance Certificate (Form APP-08.01) from the Nevada Department of Taxation. Please read and follow the instructions on the forms carefully.

Trailers must have a valid title before they can be registered. If you do not have a title and the original owner cannot be located or will not cooperate in obtaining a duplicate title, you will need to contact the DMV to obtain a bonded title.

REGISTER YOUR OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE - 3 EASY STEPS Select the appropriate form. Take appropriate form and vehicle for a vin inspection to your local OHV dealership or law enforcement office. Complete application and mail in your supporting documentation to DMV.

Nevada residents must purchase OHV decal to ride in the state off-road. Non-residents must have an OHV decal or street-legal license plate from their home state to ride off-road in Nevada. Non-residents, please be advised, your OHV is not street-legal.

Trailers must have a valid title before they can be registered. If you do not have a title and the original owner cannot be located or will not cooperate in obtaining a duplicate title, you will need to contact the DMV to obtain a bonded title.

In Nevada, UTVs and other off-highway vehicles can be driven: On all unpaved public roads unless prohibited by local laws. On paved public roads for up to 2 miles for the purposes of traveling to, from, and between OHV areas when allowed by local laws. On a section of road that is part of an official OHV trail.

Nevada residents must purchase OHV decal to ride in the state off-road. Non-residents must have an OHV decal or street-legal license plate from their home state to ride off-road in Nevada. Non-residents, please be advised, your OHV is not street-legal.

A vehicle designed and manufactured for off-highway use may not be operated on a California highway even though it may be highway legal in its home state because it does not meet the federal highway safety standards for highway vehicles.

Nevada's Rules of the Any motorized vehicle which does not have the normal safety equipment such as lights and mirrors or is not built to federal vehicle standards is an off-highway vehicle and is restricted to off-highway use only. This includes all-terrain vehicles, pocket bikes, motorized scooters and snowmobiles.

In Nevada, UTVs and other off-highway vehicles can be driven: On all unpaved public roads unless prohibited by local laws. On paved public roads for up to 2 miles for the purposes of traveling to, from, and between OHV areas when allowed by local laws. On a section of road that is part of an official OHV trail.

In Nevada, UTVs and other off-highway vehicles can be driven: On all unpaved public roads unless prohibited by local laws. On paved public roads for up to 2 miles for the purposes of traveling to, from, and between OHV areas when allowed by local laws. On a section of road that is part of an official OHV trail.

Helmets are required for ALL OPERATORS AND RIDERS when operating on a county, town, or city maintained road, including side-by-sides. All traffic laws of the State of Nevada must be complied with during operation of an OHV.

A vehicle designed and manufactured for off-highway use may not be operated on a California highway even though it may be highway legal in its home state because it does not meet the federal highway safety standards for highway vehicles.

Nearly all off-highway vehicles greater than 70cc, and 1976 or newer, must be registered and display a registration decal to operate legally in Nevada. The cost for an annual registration is $20.00. Applications are accepted and decals are issued by mail only.

Nevada's Rules of the Any motorized vehicle which does not have the normal safety equipment such as lights and mirrors or is not built to federal vehicle standards is an off-highway vehicle and is restricted to off-highway use only. This includes all-terrain vehicles, pocket bikes, motorized scooters and snowmobiles.

Helmets are required for ALL OPERATORS AND RIDERS when operating on a county, town, or city maintained road, including side-by-sides. All traffic laws of the State of Nevada must be complied with during operation of an OHV.

In Nevada, UTVs and other off-highway vehicles can be driven: On all unpaved public roads unless prohibited by local laws. On paved public roads for up to 2 miles for the purposes of traveling to, from, and between OHV areas when allowed by local laws. On a section of road that is part of an official OHV trail.

Sellers must provide a properly signed-off title to the buyer in private party sales, family sales or gifts. Any loan or other lien must be satisfied first. If the title says 'person 1' AND 'person 2', both parties must sign it. If the title says 'person 1' OR 'person 2', either party can sign without the other.

Helmets are required for ALL OPERATORS AND RIDERS when operating on a county, town, or city maintained road, including side-by-sides. All traffic laws of the State of Nevada must be complied with during operation of an OHV.

Nearly all off-highway vehicles greater than 70cc, and 1976 or newer, must be registered and display a registration decal to operate legally in Nevada. The cost for an annual registration is $20.00. Applications are accepted and decals are issued by mail only.

Helmets are required for ALL OPERATORS AND RIDERS when operating on a county, town, or city maintained road, including side-by-sides. All traffic laws of the State of Nevada must be complied with during operation of an OHV.

Sellers must provide a properly signed-off title to the buyer in private party sales, family sales or gifts. Any loan or other lien must be satisfied first. If the title says 'person 1' AND 'person 2', both parties must sign it. If the title says 'person 1' OR 'person 2', either party can sign without the other.