
Vehicle Registration
Beginning Nov. 1, 2023, when you buy a vehicle you must obtain a title within 2 months of purchase, and register the vehicle at Service Oklahoma on N Classen in Oklahoma City or a Licensed Operator location (formerly called a Tag Agency). Receipt of registration is required to be kept in the vehicle at all times.
To learn more about obtaining a vehicle title, visit our Titles page.
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Recently Purchased a Vehicle? Ready, Set, Tag!
A new pre-registration process for recently purchased vehicles.
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What are you Registering?

Newly Purchased Vehicle
Learn how to register new and used standard vehicles.

Commercial Vehicle
Commercial trailers, commercial trucks, and bulk commercial trailers.

Temporary Registration Permits
Non-residents temporarily operating commercial vehicles in Oklahoma, and residents temporarily utilizing their vehicle in a commercial capacity are subject to temporary permits.

Motorcycles, Trailers, and More
In the State of Oklahoma, registration and title requirements vary by vehicle. Learn more about which vehicles must be registered and/or titled.

Out-of-State Vehicle Transfer
If you have recently moved to Oklahoma from another state, you must register your vehicle.
Which Vehicles Require Registration?
The following vehicles require registration:
All on road motor vehicles, travel trailers, and other non-commercial vehicles
Cars, RVs, Buses, etc.
All-terrain vehicles (ATV), utility vehicles, and off-road motorcycles
Commercial vehicles and commercial trailers
Boats and outboard motors
Outboard motors 10 horsepower and higher must be registered separately*
Manufactured homes
Medium-speed electrical vehicles
(vehicles reaching 30-35 mph within 1 mile)
Registration is optional and not required for the following vehicles:
Non-commercial trailers
This includes utility, boat, and farm trailers
New Iconic Oklahoma Plate is Here!
Starting Sept. 1, 2024, Oklahoma’s standard issue license plate will have a new design. Unlike previous plate redesigns, Oklahomans will not automatically be reissued the newly designed plate. Anyone who would like the new Iconic Oklahoma Plate can pay a $4 plate replacement fee with their annual vehicle registration renewal or $9 outside of their annual renewal at a local licensed operator.
Introducing Miles: Your Virtual Assistant
Miles is Service Oklahoma’s generative AI assistant, designed to provide quick, accurate answers to driver license and motor vehicle questions. With real-time updates, Miles will help you effortlessly navigate state services.
Miles is in beta—expect ongoing improvements as we refine his responses!
He can’t see personal info or complete forms, but he can guide you to the right place.
Frequently Asked Questions
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