Mississippi Complaint
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Here are the fees that you can expect to pay: Passenger vehicles will cost $14 to register. For the MS road and Bridge Privilege tax passenger cars will pay $15, trucks will pay $7.20 and motorcycles will pay $8.
The online renewal system, Mississippi 1-Stop, is currently available for Alcorn, Lauderdale, Madison, Hancock, Lee, Harrison, Jackson, Rankin, Desoto, Lafayette, and Warren. Additionally, you can renew your Mississippi vehicle registration through the Hinds County Tax Collector website if you are from Hinds County.
Mississippi driver's license renewal may be done up to six months before it expires, and up to a year after the expiration date.You may renew your license online if it has expired for up to one year past the expiration date. If you have restrictions on your license, you will not be able to do the transaction online.
To determine how much your tag will cost, you will need to contact your local county Tax Collector. In Mississippi, you pay privilege tax, registration fees, ad valorem taxes and possibly sales or use tax when you tag your vehicle. Registration fees are $12.75 for renewals and $14.00 for first time registrations.