Renewing online is the fastest, most convenient and secure way to renew your vehicle registration. Note: You do not need a renewal notice to renew your registration online. Some registrations are due on the last day of the month, others are due on the 15th of the month. Check your renewal notice or current registration to see which due date applies to your vehicle. Most vehicles may be registered for one, two or five years at a time. Permanent registration will be issued for some trailers.

Buying a new or used vehicle is a major purchase, and it can be a complicated process, but by following some guidelines and doing the right research before the sale, consumers can minimize or eliminate common buying errors.

Renew your vehicle's registration in a flash! You can find your vehicle's information for the registration you wis hto renew. Enter the plate number and last 2 digits of the VIN, or find your vehicle using a driver license or ID care.

Personalized/Specialty Plates Order Online Now Select and order personalized and specialty plates online on AZ MVD Now. If your selection requires additional documentation and you are unable to order online you may fill out a special plate application. Please allow up to six weeks for processing.

When you buy a vehicle, Arizona law requires that you apply for a title within 15 days of purchase or a penalty may be assessed. An electronic title transfer is available, or the buyer may contact an MVD Office or Authorized Third Party provider.

Quickly and securely renew your registration.

A portion of fees are donated to the sponsoring organization.

Replace your lost, stolen or damaged license.

A short term permit to operate a vehicle.

Replace your lost, stolen or damaged ID.

View vehicle registration fees paid during the previous calendar year.

Skip the line with an appointment for an MVD location.

These pages provide guidance and forms required prior to testing and operating autonomous vehicles in Arizona.

These pages contain information useful to businesses interacting with ADOT. You will find information regarding abandoned-vehicle report filing, CDL examiner refresher training, electronic data services, electronic liens and title, vehicle inspection reconciliation and the rental vehicle surcharge.

Dealers, manufacturers and distributors should go to these pages for licensing information and frequently used forms.

These pages contain information regarding registration, certificates and decals, nonresident registration, valuation and taxes, exemptions, FAA registration, and frequently used forms.

The Revenue and Fuel Tax Administration (RFTA) is responsible for the accounting of Highway User Revenue Fund (HURF) revenues and the collection, reporting and compliance of all fuel taxes.

An authorized third party (ATP) provides an alternative means of receiving services that are transacted in MVD field offices.

This information is for prospective Authorized Third Party Commercial Driver License Examination companies and entities that want to conduct CDL Skills testing.

These pages provide the required documents, detailed instructions and compliance requirements for licensing of taxi, livery, limousines and Transportation Network Company (TNC) vehicles.

The Transporter Services Unit helps companies comply with Arizona Revised Statutes (ARS), Title 28, Chapter 10, Article 9. Companies seeking a Transporter certificate must adhere to all statutes.

Explore the professional services provided by ADOT MVD, including dealer licensing, aircraft services, fuel tax information, authorized third parties, and commercial driver services

Get information on licensing for motor carriers, including the International Fuel Tax Agreement and the International Registration Plan.

Commercial Vehicle Permits, Vehicle Identification Inspections, and Ports of Entry as well as providing information on the New Entrant program, Border Liaison and Office of Inspector General Programs.