Gather Required documents: To start, you'll need the vehicle's current title, a completed Title and Registration Application (Form VP-222), and proof of identity. If the vehicle is financed, obtain a lien release from your lender.
Complete the Title Transfer Form: Fill out the Title and Registration Application form. Both the buyer and seller must sign the title. If the title is lost, you'll need to apply for a duplicate.
Submit the Paperwork: Take the completed forms and documents to your local DMV office. You can also mail them if you prefer.
Pay the Fees: Title transfer fees in Nevada vary, so check the current rates on the DMV website or at your local office. You may also need to pay sales tax if applicable.
Receive New Title: Once processed, you'll receive a new title in your name. This usually takes a few weeks. By following these steps, you ensure a smooth title transfer Nevada process.
For more details, visit the Nevada DMV website or contact your local office.
