Maryland Vehicle Registration (3 Steps)The vehicle registration and titling process in Maryland can be carried out at the nearest Motor Vehicle Administration location.
1. InspectionUsed vehicles must be taken to an inspection station (a task typically carried out by the seller) before they are registered and titled in the new owner’s name. The inspection station will send a certification document to the MVA, which is valid for 90 days.[1] 2. Gather DocumentsTo title and register a vehicle, the following documents will have to be completed and compiled[2]:
Maryland Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney – A document that enables a representative to title and register a vehicle on the owner’s behalf. 3. ApplicationAll registration documents must be presented to a clerk at an MVA branch or mailed to the address below. The vehicle’s owner will be required to pay any applicable fees and taxes.[5]
Motor Vehicle Administration
6601 Ritchie Highway, N.E. Glen Burnie, Maryland 21062 |