Vehicle Registration
New & Used Vehicles
After purchasing a vehicle in Oklahoma, you will need to visit Service Oklahoma on N Classen in Oklahoma City or Licensed Operator location (formerly a Tag Agency) to process your tag, title, and tax, to receive your vehicle registration.
Note
To register a vehicle that was transferred from or purchased outside the state of Oklahoma, please visit our Out-of-State Transfers page.
- New Vehicle
- Used Vehicle
What to Bring
A new vehicle is a vehicle that has never been owned by anyone other than the dealer. To register your new vehicle, you will need to bring the following documents to Service Oklahoma (N Classen) or Licensed Operator location:
Proof of Oklahoma insurance
Vehicle purchase agreement
Manufacturer Statement of Origin (MSO) received from the dealer
Valid driver license
Form 729 - Odometer Disclosure Statement
Only required for vehicles made in 2011 or newer with an odometer*
Note
Beginning November 1, 2023, customers will have 2 months to pay tag, title, or tax on a new vehicle purchase without penalty. For more information, view our FAQs below.
What to Bring
A used vehicle is a vehicle that has been previously issued a registration to another individual in Oklahoma. To register your used vehicle, you will need to bring the following documents to Service Oklahoma (N Classen) or Licensed Operator location:
Proof of Oklahoma insurance
Properly Assigned Purchase Agreement (or Form 722-1 if purchased from a private seller)
Oklahoma title
Form 729 - Odometer Disclosure Statement
Only required for vehicles made in 2011 or newer with an odometer*
Valid driver license
Note
Beginning November 1, 2023, customers will have 2 months to pay tag, title, or tax on a new vehicle purchase without penalty. For more information, view our FAQs below.
Registering Your Vehicle
Gather all documents listed above
Visit Service Oklahoma on N Classen in Oklahoma City or a Licensed Operator location
At Your Visit
Your fees will be finalized. Once payment is made and your documents are processed, you will be given your new standard License Plate and decal to be installed on your vehicle.
In the case of a lien, your title will be sent to your lienholder. If there is no lien, your title will be mailed to you within 2 business days as part of your registration.
Note
If you would like purchase a specialty plate, one will be ordered for you at your visit and mailed to you. Please allow up to 20 days for shipping and processing. Learn more about specialty plates by clicking here.
Taxes & Fees
Fees required will vary depending on the vehicle type, vehicle year, and other variables. Click here to visit our Fees Page and learn more.
Taxes owed can be estimated using the Sales & Excise Tax Calculator.
*The Sales & Excise Tax Calculator is based on NADA listed pricing. NADA listed pricing can change at any time, so the final tax price may vary. This estimate does not include other fees due at time of registration.
Communication Impairment Notice
To help law enforcement know if you have a communication impairment condition, such as hearing loss or autism, you may fill out form 760-A during your initial title or registration. An indicator will be placed on your vehicle ownership upon approval.
House Bill 2516 defines “communication disorder” as impairment in the ability to receive, send, process and comprehend concepts or verbal, non-verbal and graphic symbol systems
Frequently Asked Questions
If the vehicle (identified by V.I.N.) was left to you in the deceased’s will, the will must first be legally verified (probated) before any action will be allowed. Once probated, you may present the letters testamentary issued by the court and awarding you the vehicle, along with a copy of the deceased’s death certificate, to Service Oklahoma (N Classen) or Licensed Operator location to transfer ownership of the vehicle into your name.
If the deceased left Form 798 - No Administrator Affidavit and you are entitled to the vehicle (no other party has a superior claim), you may obtain and complete appropriate title transfer documentation at Service Oklahoma (N Classen) or Licensed Operator.
If the value of the estate is under $50,000 and it is left to you in the will by name and VIN, no probate is required and you can complete the Form 405 - Small Estate Affidavit.
In addition to these documents, you will be required to provide a copy of the deceased’s death certificate.
To apply for a duplicate Oklahoma title, a Form 701-7 - Application for Duplicate Certificate of Title for Vehicle/Boat/Motor must be completed and submitted to Service Oklahoma (N Classen) or any Licensed Operator. For current Oklahoma tax forms, visit the Forms page.
If a vehicle has a lien, the title will go to the lienholder. The record owner or lienholder must sign the form and their signature(s) notarized by a Notary Public. If utilizing a Power of Attorney the Actual Notarized Power of Attorney, or a Certified Copy of the Power of Attorney, must also be submitted.
As requested on the application, the vehicle identification number of the vehicle, or serial number of the boat or outboard motor is required. Please also include the current registration decal number.
Either current Oklahoma registration, or evidence of out of state residency, is required before a duplicate title may be issued. Out of state residency may be evidenced by an out of state registration for the vehicle/boat/motor, a utility bill, rental agreement, or out of state driver license in the name of the record owner. If the Oklahoma registration is not current and out of state residency cannot be established, all delinquent Oklahoma registration fees and penalties will have to be remitted, along with an Oklahoma insurance verification form, in order for the duplicate title to be issued.
Two months is not calculated by any particular number of days and will fluctuate based upon the specific number of days in a particular month. For example, a vehicle purchased on November 1, 2023 will require registration by January 1, 2024.
