Issuance, Renewal or Replacement of a Permanent Disability Plate/ Placard
A Disability plate is issued by MVD to a vehicle for an individual with a medical condition after being determined eligible by a healthcare professional. The Disability plate allows an individual closer parking to facilities.
The Disability plate/placard may be issued to:
An individual who has permanent physical disabilities
To an organization who transports persons with physical disabilities
A properly completed Disability-Hearing Impaired Plate/Placard Application, form #96-0104
must be submitted.
Duplicate Registrations:
Replace Registrations forms that have been either lost or stolen.
Required information:
Proper ID is required from the registered owner
Vehicle Identification Number or
License Plate Number
Level 1 Inspections
A Level 1 Inspection is conducted to verify the Vin number on the vehicle matches the paperwork that is presented in order to complete a title or registration transaction. Some reasons for a Level 1 Inspection are:
No ownership documentation – prior to starting the Bonded Title procedures
Titling and/or registering a Cab and Chassis vehicle for the first time
Renewing a Cab and Chassis vehicle.
Any time the identification is in question (i.e. VIN, body style, fuel type, the cubic centimeters (cc) listed for the engine capacity, etc.)
Mvrs:
A Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) is a printout of the customer's information on file with the Division, pertaining to the driving status or history of:
Individual Driver License
Instruction Permit
Identification License
Title
Vehicle Permit
Lienholder
Mobile Home
Motor Vehicle Record Requests
Each MVR being requested requires a properly completed Motor Vehicle Record Request, form #46-4416.
The requestor must:
Complete, sign and have the request notarized by a notary or witnessed by an MVD Agent or ATPP
Mark at least one “Permissible Use” on the back, unless
the customer is requesting their own record
Permits:
Permits are designed to provide temporary registration to a vehicle while waiting for proper paperwork to complete a title transaction or registration in this state.
Restricted Use 3-Day Permit
The Restricted Use 3-Day Permit is issued to allow an unregistered vehicle to go to:
Emissions testing
Vehicle inspection
To apply for title and/or registration
Repair(s) to comply with emissions or inspection
An ownership document is not required to purchase this permit but the customer must provide:
Year
Make
VIN
Note:This permit is not valid for highway use.
Registration Renewal
Renewal of registration occurs when the registration of a currently registered vehicle is renewed for a one, two or five-year period. The customer may renew the registration up to six months prior to the registration expiration date.
Documents that may be required are:
Vehicle registration
Vehicle title
Current Emissions Inspection
Valid Driver License or ID
Replacement License Plates or Tabs or Registrations:
Issue replacements License plate or Tabs that have been either lost or stolen.
Required information:
Proper ID is required from the registered owner
Vehicle Identification Number or
License Plate Number
Sold Notice
A sold notice is an action taken by the customer, notifying MVD that ownership of a vehicle/mobile home has been transferred to someone else.
Special Plates
Special plates are plates that depict specific emblems pertaining to certain individuals or organizations. Some special plates:
May require either the owner and/or vehicle to qualify for the plate
Some special plates may require additional documentation, for example: a person requesting a Veteran plate needs to show a copy of a DD214 or similar documentation
Title Transfer
A Certificate of Title (title) is the OWNERSHIP DOCUMENT
of a vehicle/mobile home. When the owner of a vehicle decides to sell it to an individual, company, or dealership, the current Title
must be properly assigned and endorsed.
When an Arizona vehicle is being sold to a new owner (buyer), the back of the title should display:
The buyer's information
The date the vehicle was sold
Lien holder, if applicable for the buyer
The Odometer Reading, as applicable
The seller(s)'s signature with notarization*
The buyer's acknowledgement of the Odometer, as applicable
*There are certain requirements for a notary that must be met:
The date of the notarization must be present and legible
An Arizona notary must use:
A rubber stamp if the commission expires on or after July 20, 2000
The notary's name and county they are commissioned must all be legible
The notary's commission expiration date must be legible
Note:
On the date the document was notarized, the expiration date of the notary's commission must have been current.
Salvage Vehicle
A vehicle/trailer that has been damaged and/or deemed a total loss due to an accident, un-recovered theft, or becomes Non-repairable by an insurance company that paid a claim on the vehicle.
The current Title of record is required.
Restored Salvage Vehicle
When a salvage vehicle/trailer has been rebuilt or restored, the owner must obtain a Restored Salvage Branded Title
before driving the vehicle on the highways or towing the trailer.
Required Documents:
The current Salvage Title
Level III Inspection stating the title can be branded restored.
A current Emissions Inspection may also be required
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