Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Every state has different processes for registering your car. Luckily, Missouri has a pretty simple system in place! Unfortunately, you’ll need to register in person.
To register your car, you’ll need to provide:
The title (and any other ownership documents)
A signed Application for Missouri Title and License form
Once you provide the DMV with the required documents, they should approve your registration! Be aware, you may also need to pay a processing fee depending on your county. Ask your local DMV about their requirements before you book any appointments.
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