Nevada Title Transfer
How to transfer your title: Nevada
Nevada's official forms for transfer your title
ADM-205 - Credit/Debit Card Authorization
If you want to pay with a credit or debit card at the NV Department of Motor Vehicles, you may need to fill out this permission form.
OpenVP-222 - Application for Vehicle Registration
Application to register your car in Nevada with the Department of Motor Vehicles.
VP104 - Bill of Sale
When changing ownership of a car in Nevada, use the bill of sale form from the DMV as proof of purchase.
VP012 - Application for Duplicate Nevada Certificate of Title
Ask the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles for a new license for your car.
VP239 - Transfer on Death Application
You can add, remove, or change a beneficiary on the title of your Nevada car.
DMV Appointment in Nevada
If your transaction can't be completed online, book an appointment at one of our offices in Carson City, Henderson, Las Vegas, or Reno at least 30 days out or when you get your email or postcard reminder to renew.
You can book your appointment here:
Schedule your DMV appointment in Nevada
Other Nevada DMV offices do not require appointments. County offices that handle DMV transactions may be subject to different availability.
If you need to schedule a drive test, please do it here
Depends on the office: Appointment is needed for some offices in Nevada.
If your transaction can't be completed online, book an appointment at one of our offices in Carson City, Henderson, Las Vegas, or Reno at least 30 days out or when you get your email or postcard reminder to renew.
You can book your appointment here:
Schedule your DMV appointment in Nevada
Other Nevada DMV offices do not require appointments. County offices that handle DMV transactions may be subject to different availability.
If you need to schedule a drive test, please do it here
Depends on the office: Appointment is needed for some offices in Nevada.
If your transaction can't be completed online, book an appointment at one of our offices in Carson City, Henderson, Las Vegas, or Reno at least 30 days out or when you get your email or postcard reminder to renew.
You can book your appointment here:
Schedule your DMV appointment in Nevada
Other Nevada DMV offices do not require appointments. County offices that handle DMV transactions may be subject to different availability.
If you need to schedule a drive test, please do it here
DMV Hours in Nevada
Today, being Monday, Nevada DMV offices open at different hours, starting from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.
Opening hours:
- 18 offices at Nevada open today at 8 a.m.
- 2 offices at Nevada open today at 9 a.m.
We recommend selecting your county from the list below to find your closest office hours.
Today, being Monday, Nevada DMV offices close at different hours, starting from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Closing hours:
- 18 offices at Nevada close today at 5 p.m.
- 2 offices at Nevada close today at 6 p.m.
We recommend selecting your county from the list below to find your closest office hours.
Tomorrow, being Tuesday, Nevada DMV offices will open at different times, starting from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.
Opening hours:
- 18 offices at Nevada open tomorrow at 8 a.m.
- 2 offices at Nevada open tomorrow at 9 a.m.
We recommend selecting your county from the list below to find your closest office hours.
Yes, some offices are open on weekends:
There are seven Nevada DMV offices open on Saturday.
We recommend selecting your county from the list below to find your closest office hours.
There are seven Nevada DMV offices open on Saturday.
We recommend selecting your county from the list below to find your closest office hours.
No, the Nevada DMV doesn't open on Sunday.
Carson City
Learner's Permit
Drivers License
Drivers License Renewal
DMV Change of Address
Name Change
Lost Drivers License
Driving Records
Vehicle Registration
Renew Registration
License Plate
Bill of Sale
CDL
ID Card