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Connecticut Vehicle Registration (3 Steps)1. Schedule An AppointmentAfter acquiring a motor vehicle, the owner must register and title the vehicle. Vehicle registration must be done in person and requires an appointment with a DMV branch or hub office.[1] Before the appointment, the owner should check their status with the DMV to ensure there are no compliance issues (e.g., unpaid tickets, late fees). 2. Gather DocumentsThe required forms vary depending on the type of vehicle being titled and registered (see list of required documents). To register a passenger vehicle, SUV, or van for non-commercial use, the owner will need the following:
Connecticut Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney – This form allows a vehicle owner to nominate a representative to conduct vehicle transactions on their behalf. 3. Pay Fees and Submit DocumentsThe vehicle owner must bring the documents to their appointment at the DMV and pay the registration fee, sales tax, and if applicable, title fees to complete the process.[3]
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Connecticut Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form
Last updated May 24th, 2025
A Connecticut motor vehicle bill of sale serves as a means to record the purchase and sale of a motor vehicle. The seller must specify the vehicle make, model, year, color, body type, identification number, and mileage in the form. The bill of sale must also include the name, mailing address, and signature of both parties, the purchase price, and the sale date.