✅ Updated April 2022

Ultimate guide to Registering your Vehicle in Connecticut

Here's the ultimate guide to registering your vehicle in Connecticut. We've simplified the entire process for you so y'all can save fourth dimension.

What You'll Need to Register your Vehicle in Connecticut

  • If your championship is from Out-of-State:
    • Your out-of-state Certificate of Title and vehicle registration certificate
    • Emissions study or VIN verification report
    • Proof of insurance (your insurance card must include this information )
    • Completed Registration Application (Course H-13B)
    • An acceptable form of identification
    • Payment for your applicable registration fee
  • If your vehicle is new or used:
    • Completed Awarding for Registration and Certificate of Championship (Form H-13B)
    • Electric current Certificate of Championship and registration document - (for used vehicle)
    • A Bill of Sale
    • Proof of insurance (your insurance card must include this data )
    • An acceptable course of identification
    • Payment for your registration fee
  • If your vehicle is leased or has a lien:
    • Completed Application for Registration and Certificate of Championship (Course H-13B) - the proper name and accost of the leasing company included
    • Your leasing license on file with the CT DMV
    • An original "Power of Attorney" certificate (faxes and copies are not adequate) stating who has authorization to sign documents for the leasing visitor
    • Proof of insurance (your insurance carte must include this information )
    • An adequate course of identification
    • Payment for your registration fee

What You lot'll Do to Register your Vehicle in Connecticut

  • Step 1: Prior to registration, take your vehicle to an Official Emissions Test Centre to pass the emissions exam OR have the VIN verified at a Verification Station if your vehicle is exempt from emission testing
  • Step two: Visit your local DMV Hub Part or Express Service Office
  • Step iii: Submit all the required documents
  • Footstep 4: Pay all the applicable fees
  • Step v: The championship will be mailed approximately 30 days from the date of registration

Caveats and Exceptions in Registering your Vehicle in Connecticut

  • If you are new to Connecticut, you take 60 days to transfer your vehicle registration to this state once you have established residency
  • You must not take any outstanding holding taxation payments or parking tickets, or have previously had your registration privilege suspended
  • A leased vehicle requires an original ability of attorney from the leasing visitor.  If you have a lien or are leasing a vehicle, you must contact your lienholder or leasing company to notify them that Connecticut requires the original vehicle championship to annals a vehicle. Upon confirmation of receipt of your title documents, please permit v business days for the vehicle to be candy into the system before visiting a co-operative part

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