DMV
Moved From Out-of-State
Moved from Out-of-State
Gather Ownership Documents
Though every title situation is unique, you should at least have the original out of state title or out of state registration. Either of these should be sufficient to at least get you started at the DMV, and should allow you to obtain a temporary permit while you gather any additional documents such as an emissions inspection.Temporary PermitOur Title Requirements page has a list of vehicles that require titles.
For commonly asked questions please check out our Title FAQs.
More Info
For more specific information about acceptable ownership documentation, see:
Transfer an Out-of-State Title
Check if there is a lien on the vehicle. For more information about liens please review our lien page.
Inspections
Check to see if an inspection will be required.
Sign Up for Additional Service
You'll get a postcard in the mail when it's time to renew. If you prefer email, you can sign up for email reminders on our Motor Vehicle Portal (MVP). You can also change your email address with us on that link.
Sign up for automatic registration renewal on our Motor Vehicle Portal (MVP) or complete a TC-505 Automatic Registration Renewal Application and submit it to the DMV at the address provided on the form.
If you previously signed up for an automatic renewal you can make changes by using our Manage vehicle automatic renewals tool.
Sign up for theft protection via our Watch Your Car program.
Insurance Requirements
For more information please review Vehicle Insurance Requirements.
Check Fulfilment Status
You can check the status of your title using our Get vehicle title status tool.
You can also check the status of your plates by using our Where is your license plate tool.
In-Person Appointments
Available at the following locations Ogden, Farmington, Taylorsville, South Valley (Draper), Provo, and Hurricane DMV offices.
Title Transfer Helpful Links
Common steps in title transfers