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COVID-19 Effects on Registration Services

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, state DMVs nationwide have closed office locations, extended license and registration expiration dates, and/or limited the transactions they are processing. If possible, residents should use the DVS' online services to complete any relevant transactions. Follow the DVS' most recent updates for the latest information.

Minnesota Registration Renewal

Minnesota vehicle registrations expire annually; accordingly, drivers must renew their Minnesota vehicle's registration through the MN Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS).

New to Minnesota?

If you just purchased a vehicle or recently moved to the state, you will need to register your vehicle with (DVS). For more information on this topic, visit our MN Car Registration page.

Minnesota Registration Renewal Notice

As a reminder that your registration is about to expire, the DVS will send a renewal notice that contains your:

• Renewal month.
• Renewal fee.
• Name and address as listed on your registration.

You may renew your MN registration once you receive your renewal notice. You must have your renewed decals affixed to your plates by the 10th day of the next month after your registration expires.

If your information has changed, it must be updated before you can renew your registration. Learn more about changing your name or address in Minnesota.

If you received a renewal notice for a vehicle you no longer own, you do not have to do anything if you sold or traded it to a dealer. If, however, you sold it to a private individual, you will need to file a report of sale.

Didn't Receive a Renewal Notice?

You are still responsible for renewing your vehicle registration before the expiration date, even if you did not get a renewal notice.

You must renew either online or in person if you do not have your renewal notice (not by mail). You may need to update your address with the Driver and Vehicle Services.

Renewing Your MN Registration

Minnesota offers a number of ways to get your registration renewed. Below are instructions on how to renew in person, online, and by mail. Most vehicles can be renewed online or by mail EXCEPT gross vehicle weight (GVW) trucks (including farm class vehicles) which must always be renewed in person at your local DVS Deputy Registrar.

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In order to renew, your vehicle must be covered by liability insurance. It is illegal to drive without it, resulting in possible license loss or even being convicted of a crime.

Visit our Car Insurance page for more information about MN no-fault insurance requirements and local providers.

Renew in Person

• Go to your local DVS Deputy Registrar office.
• Present your DVS Renewal notice or current MN vehicle registration.
• Present your proof of car insurance.
• If you need to change your name or address, bring appropriate documentation (e.g. marriage certificate, divorce decree, etc.) to prove the change.
• Pay your renewal fee (cash, check, money order). See below for a list of standard fees.

For additional questions about renewing in person, contact the DVS help desk at (651) 297-2126.

Renew Online

All passenger vehicles, motorcycles, RVs, mopeds, trailers, and trucks can be renewed online. You cannot, however, renew online if you need to change your name.

To renew online:

• Go to the DVS Renewal Website.
• Enter your license plate number.
• Enter the last 3 digits of your vehicle's identification number (VIN).
• Verify that your information on your registration is correct (e.g. name, address, vehicle information). Change your address, if necessary.
• Pay your renewal fee (E-Check, Visa or MasterCard). See below for a list of standard fees. You will also be charged an additional $1.50 fee, and for credit cards 2.49% of the total online renewal fee.

Once you complete your renewal, your new registration certificate and plate stickers will be sent by mail.

You can also check your renewal status online or contact your local DVS officeif you don't receive your new registration information.

Renew by Mail

You can only renew by mail if you have received a renewal notice from the DVS, and the name on the notice is correct.

To renew your MN vehicle registration by mail:

• Make sure that all your information is correct on your DVS Renewal notice.
• Update your address, if necessary, by listing the change on the back of your renewal notice (name changes must be done in person).
• Make out a check or money order payable to DVS Renewal for your renewal fee (include your driver's license number if you write a check).
• Tear off your renewal form and send it along with your payment in the return envelope provided to:

• DVS Renewal

• P.O. Box 64587
• St. Paul, MN 55164

You should expect to receive your renewed certificate and plate decals within 10 days of the DVS receiving your renewal application. If you don't receive anything, contact your local DVS office or check the status of your renewal online.

Minnesota Registration Renewal Fees

Minnesota registration renewal fees are made up of a registration tax, which is determined by the year and type of your vehicle, and a number of different flat fees that the DVS charges for each renewal.

• Filing fee: $7
• Electronic check charge (if applicable): $1.50
• Technology surcharge: $2.25
• Wheelage tax (if applicable): $10
• License plates, if required: $8 for double plates or $6 for single plate
• Registration tax: Varies based on the year and type of your vehicle
• Passenger vehicles 10 years old and older: $35
• Motorcycles: $10
• Mopeds: $6

Check your MN DVS Renewal notice for the exact amount that you will owe.

Late Renewal Fees

The DVS does not impose any type of late fees or penalties for late renewals, but you can be pulled over by the police if you have not renewed your registration by the 10th day of the month following your expiration month.

New MN License Plates

MN state law requires you to purchase new license plates every 7 years, regardless of their condition. Your DVS Renewal notice will say if you must get new plates, and the fee for doing so will be listed with your other renewal fees.

You can also visit our MN License Plates section for information and steps on ordering new plates.

Registration Renewal for MN Military Members

If you are on active duty service in the U.S. Military, then you may be eligible to apply for an exemption from the registration tax that you would normally have to pay when you renew (you still must pay all other renewal fees).

To apply, you must meet the following requirements:

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• You must be an active duty military member and the owner or co-owner of the vehicle being renewed.
• Your vehicle must be located or based out of the state or country.
• Your vehicle cannot be driven or parked on a public highway within the state of MN unless you are on leave or furlough.
• You must be able to provide a copy of your military orders from your base commander that lists your deployment dates.
• You must apply for the exemption before, during, or within 90 days of completing your active service.

If you qualify, you will be exempt from paying the registration tax for the dates you were on active duty and for 90 days after you completed active service.

Contact your local DVS office or the DVS help desk at (651) 297-2126 for more information on applying for a military exemption.

For more general information, visit our Drivers in the Military page.

Minnesota Registration Renewal for Out-of-State Residents

If you are temporarily away from the state, you may renew your plates online (see above). In order to get your new registration and stickers, you will need to make arrangements to have them sent to you by having your mail forwarded through the post office or other arrangements.

MN Emissions Inspection

Minnesota does not require registered vehicles to undergo regular emissions testing. There are, however, a number of things that you can still do to help lower your vehicle's carbon footprint and to make sure that it is in good operating condition.

Check out our page on Smog & Emission Checks in Minnesota for more information on reducing pollution and MN clean air programs.

Replacement Certificates, Stickers, and License Plates

If your license plates or registration stickers are damaged or stolen, you will need to get them replaced. The same goes for your registration certificate. Duplicate license plates, stickers, or registration certificates carry a $11 fee.

Minnesota license plates are required on most vehicles operated on public roads and owned by MN residents. To apply for tags, you just need to register your vehicle when you move to MN or buy a car. To renew license plates, you'll renew your registration. You must replace your license plates or stickers if they are lost, stolen, or damaged, which you can do in person or by mail. Finally, learn more about the registration and license plate lookup tools available in MN.

Continue reading this page to learn more about license plates in Minnesota.

Thinking about a vanity plate? Learn more from our Specialty Plates and Specialty Plates Application pages.

Applying for a disability parking plate? Get complete details on our Disabled Plates and Placards page.

License Plate Requirements and Types

Most vehicles in Minnesota must have license plates, including passenger vehicles, motorcycles, trucks, and vans.

Most vehicles will be issued 2 license plates. Motorcycles, trailers, mopeds and dealer or dealer in transit vehicles only need 1 license plate. Minnesota Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS) will issue the required number of plates for your vehicle.

Your license plate will have stickers that show the month and year your vehicle registration expires.

Plates for passenger vehicles must be replaced every 7 years when you renew your registration.

Types of License Plates

The MN DVS offers a selection of special license plates, including personalized plates, military plates, and organizational plates. For information about personalized plates and other specialty tags, see our following pages:

For specific details about disability parking plates, see our Disability Placards & Plates page.

Temporary Tags

When you buy a car, you can get a temporary tag from a Minnesota car dealer if you're a MN resident.

The temporary tag is valid for up to 21 days and is NOT renewable.

Apply for License Plates in Minnesota

To apply for your Minnesota license plates, you must register your vehicle.

MN registration is required with 60 days of moving to the state OR before your current registration expires, whichever is sooner.

When you buy a car, you have 10 days from the purchase date to transfer the title and registration. If you do not transfer the title within 10 days you will pay an additional $2 fee.

Visit our Vehicle Registration page for complete details, including how to register your vehicle.

Renew Your MN License Plates

To renew the expiration sticker on your license plate, you'll need to renew your vehicle registration each year with the MN DVS.

You can check your registration status with the Minnesota DVS to get your renewal date or other information.

Replace Lost, Stolen, or Damaged Tags

If your Minnesota license plates and stickers have been lost, stolen, or damaged, you need to apply for duplicates immediately.

To do so, you will need:

• A completed Application for Duplicate Plates And/Or Stickers (Form PS2067B).
• Your current registration card.
• Payment for fees:
  • Filling fee: $11.
    AND
    
  • Applicable replacement fee:
    • $8 for 2 license plates.
    • $6 for 1 license plate.
    • $1.50 for a decal.

You can submit the application:

• In person at a DPS office.
  OR
  
• By mail to:
Driver and Vehicle Services
445 Minnesota St., Suite 187
St Paul, MN 55101

Stickers will be issued in person while you wait. All other items will be mailed.

Transfer or Surrender MN Tags

If you sell your vehicle, the license plates stay with the car.

If you have personalized or special license plates, you may be able to transfer them. It's a good idea to check with the DVS at (651) 297-2126 before you attempt to transfer your special plates.

If you can transfer your special or personalized plates you must:

• Own the vehicle you're transferring the plates to.
• Submit the Application for Special Plates (Form PS2010) with the transfer sections completed.
  AND
  
• Register the vehicle you're selling to get new plates for it.

If you move to another state, you DO NOT need to surrender your MN license plates. However, you may need to surrender your plates if you would like a new plate design or plate type, and you WILL need to surrender them if you wish to request a registration refund (see below).

Registration Refunds

In various circumstances—such as moving out of state, selling your vehicle, or inheriting a vehicle—you may be eligible for a refund on portions of the vehicle's registration fees. You will need to:

• Complete the Claim for Motor Vehicle Refund (Form PS2511).
• Gather your vehicle's registration card, license plates, and stickers.
• Mail or return the above to:
  
  • Driver and Vehicle Services
  • 445 Minnesota St.
  • Suite 162
  • St. Paul, MN 55101

Fees for Minnesota License Plates

The license plate fees below DO NOT include taxes, title fees, or other registration fees which may apply for certain transactions.

• New standard plates AND plate renewal:
  • 2 license plates: $8.
  • 1 license plate: $6.
  • Registration renewal filing fee: $7.
• Replacements:
  • Filing fee for all applications: $11.
  • 2 license plates: $8.
  • 1 license plate: $6.
  • Decal: $1.50.
• Transfer fee: Varies by plate type.

Lookup License Plates

In Minnesota, you CANNOT search for personalized license plate numbers or run the license plate of someone else's vehicle.

You CAN:

• Review the MN DVS guidelines for vanity plates to learn more about personalized plate combinations.
• Use the online registration search to check your own registration status using your license plate number and vehicle identification number (VIN).

For more details about vanity plates, see our Special Plates and Special Plates Applications pages.

Forms

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