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..Driver
license |
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You must be a permanent Nevada resident to obtain
a Nevada Driver License. The fee for a Driver License
is $21.75,
$16.75 for those 65 and older.
Within 30 days of moving to Nevada, you must transfer
your out-of-state license to a Nevada license. To
do this, you will need the following:
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Your current valid driver license containing
your name and birth date.
If you do not have a valid drivers license due to
it being expired, suspended or revoked, you will
need to take a written test and possibly a skills
test. Please refer to the DMV for further info on
suspended or revoked licenses.
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Proof of your social security number
You may need to bring in your social security card.
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Additional proof of identity (if
needed)
If you have a driver’s license from one of
the following states you will have to provide additional
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| Arizona |
Arkansas |
| California |
Washington,
DC |
| Maryland |
Oklahoma |
| Texas |
Massachusetts |
| Oregon |
Nebraska |
| South
Carolina |
South
Dakota |
| West
Virginia |
New
Mexico |
| Kansas |
North
Carolina |
| Tennessee |
Wisconsin |
| Montana |
Utah |
| Rhode
Island |
Vermont |
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For
more information on obtaining a Nevada Driver License
or to see if you qualify for a no-test transfer, please
visit the Nevada
DMV website. |
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..Vehicle
registration |
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The basic registration fee for vehicles under 6,000
pounds is $33. There is a graduated scale for higher
weights. Trailers up to 1,000 pounds are $12 and 1,000
pounds or more are $24. Nevada charges $28.25 for
first-time vehicle titles and other small fees for
items such as license plates.
Nevada
also charges taxes based on the value of the vehicle:
• Governmental Services Tax
Funds local government and schools.
Approximately 1.4% of the depreciated MSRP
• Supplemental Gov. Services Tax
Funds road improvements. 25% of Governmental Services
Tax (Clark, Washoe and Churchill counties only).
• Sales Taxes on Purchases
Rates vary by county. See the Nevada
Sales Tax Map. The full rate applies
to dealer sales. The rate on private party vehicle
purchases is 2% less. Taxes on private party sales
are calculated on depreciated MSRP or a DMV appraisal.
NRS 374.112
To
get an estimate of the fee for your Vehicle, use
the Nevada
DMV's Online Registration Fee Estimator.
(Vehicle Identification Number or MSRP is required.)
For
more information on registering your vehicle in Nevada,
or more information about registration fees and requirements,
please visit the Nevada
DMV website. |
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