Vehicle Registration

Convenient Vehicle Registration

Vehicle Registration covers many different types of automobiles and other street-legal vehicles, with a motor and without. If it has wheels we can register it even off-road vehicles.

• All Vehicle Registration
• Registration Renewals
• Clearing Registration Suspension
• Trailer Registration
• Truck/Car Registration
• Motorcycle Registration
• Golf Cart/Scooter Registration
• Off-Road Vehicle Registration
• Semi/Trucking Registration

View the rest of this page for a detailed look at everything we can legally register or view all Motor Vehicle Services we offer.

The state of Arizona requires you to keep your registration up to date with the MVD, and thus it is important to make sure you have documentation about your registration in the case a law enforcement officer asks you for your registration.

Most places in Arizona will send you reminders about your registration weeks before it is expired. This gives you the time to gather all the required documents or funds to renew your registration and will also tell you if your vehicle requires any test beforehand. Once you have everything you need and conduct any required test, head over to your local 1-Stop and we’ll get your registration renewed for you!

What you will need for registration renewal is:

• Photo ID (ID card or Driver’s License)
• Renewal notice received via the mail.
• Payment (Cash or Card)

Clearing your registration suspension is simple in the state of Arizona and can easily be done at our 1-Stop 3rd Party MVD locations. To clear your suspended registration, you must first find out and understand why your registration was suspended and what is required for it to be reinstated back into the correct legal order.

Once you have found out why it was suspended and cleared the suspension, you should gain your registration back. Keep in mind that this process may take a course of a few business days to a week, as the MVD has to go over all documentation to see if you are applying for reinstatement of your registration. If you are, the MVD will reissue you your registration and everything will be as good as new.

Depending on if your trailer is used for commercial or non-commercial use and the weight of the said trailer you will seek different registrations within the state of Arizona. These registrations can come as a permanent registration if they meet requirements or a regular (one, two, or five years) registration. Certain vehicles cannot be permanently registered, such as travel trailers, historic trailers, and commercial trailers with a GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight) of less than 10,000 pounds. Ensure you have all proper documentation when you arrive!

Arizona requires all vehicles to be registered, and this includes motorcycles. If you just bought the motorcycle, you have 15 days to get it transferred to your name. Most dealerships would submit all required documentation to a DMV for you, while if you bought it from an individual you will need to do the registration process and pay the fees yourself. 1-Stop can help you with this process if you don’t know what you require or need. Ensure you have all proper documentation, all tests have been passed and are current, and all documentation is within the proper date and name.

Off-Road Vehicles can be registered as a normal vehicle except for needing to get a special decal to verify it is an off-road vehicle. These decals are required for vehicles to go off improved terrain and be parked onto natural lands. These decals are called OHVs, or Off-Highway Vehicle Decals. Ensure you have the sticker with you or displayed on the vehicle for law enforcement officers to see clearly.

Off-Highway Vehicle Decals, or OHVs, are stickers placed onto vehicles that go off improved terrain onto natural terrain. Such as work trucks going onto grassland, dirt trails, cliffs and mountains, and other terrains that are not roads or highways. They are for vehicles that weigh 2,500 lbs or less and are required to display a valid OHV decal to operate on public or state trust lands.

The state of Arizona requires all persons living within Arizona to have current and up-to-date information on the address in which they reside. This information can be updated to and with the MVD to ensure all information is correct, mail goes to the correct location, and if anything happens law enforcement knows where to bring you. 1-Stop is a third party that can assist in changing your address if it is needed or required.

It is Arizona law for all residents to update their change of address within 10 days of the change to the MVD. You can do this online through their website or by contacting them over the phone. Address changes are free, but if you want a new driver’s license that will show the change it is a fee of $12.

Sold Notices are when you sell, trade, donate or transfer your vehicle within the Arizona state to ensure the MVD and Arizona Law Enforcement knows who has the vehicle, so it states within the current record. This notice can be filled out online and is free, it can be done a the MVD website, or it can be done through us here at 1-Stop as a third-party source. If you have any questions, we will do our best to assist you.

Sold notices should be filed within 10 days of the sale, trade, donation, or transfer of your vehicle. It’s free and can be done anytime in Arizona through their website at ServiceArizona.com. This is a required action so the MVD and Arizona Law Enforcement has a record of who currently owns the vehicle.