Nebraska Vehicle Titling and Registration

Title and Register a Vehicle in Nebraska

Whether you recently moved to Nebraska or just purchased a vehicle, you’ll need to title and register your vehicle through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

You have 30 days after purchasing a vehicle or moving to Nebraska to title and register your vehicle in the Cornhusker State.

Title and Register a Vehicle in Nebraska: New Residents

To title and register a vehicle, visit the local DMV office in your county of residence and provide the:

Current out-of-state title. Contact the DMV beforehand if your title is being held by a lienholder.
Completed Application for Certificate of Title (RV-707).
Proof of insurance.
Most recent registration.
Payment for the applicable fees and taxes.

Title and Registration for Vehicles Purchased in Nebraska

If you purchased a vehicle in Nebraska, you must visit your county treasurer to title and register your vehicle. Provide your:

A Bill of Sale.
Current title (signed by both buyer and seller). The odometer disclosure section of the title must be completed by the seller upon sale.
Completed Application for Certificate of Title (RV-707).
Proof of insurance.
Most recent registration.
Payment for the applicable fees and taxes.
If recently purchased, it must be signed by both you and the seller.

*If you purchased a vehicle and were not provided with the title, you may apply for a bonded title.

Nebraska Title and Registration Fees

Title fee: $10
Motor Vehicle Tax: Based on the vehicle value and age*.
Motor Vehicle Fee: Based on the value, weight, and type, and age of the vehicle*.
Registration fee: $15.
County general fund: $1.50.
State recreation road fund: $1.50.
Department of motor vehicles cash fund: $2.
Plate fee (due when a: $3.30.

Some counties may implement additional fees.