How to renew your car registration in Arizona
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Driving around Arizona is a privilege, and most people treat it like that. To pay for beautiful roads in Arizona, citizens will have to pay to register their cars with the DMV. Or every one, two or five years you will have to renew your registration. If you delay renewing this registration, you may have to pay a hefty late fee. Here is some information that may be helpful when trying to get through the registration renewal process.
Renewal Notice
The first thing you'll get when it's time to register your car is a notification. These notifications will contain information such as:
- Fee you must pay for renewal
- Taxes payable
- Date by which registration must be renewed
- Emission test requirements
- Any outstanding parking tickets or other fines.
Renewal of registration online
For most people, being able to do business online is a convenience. Here is how you need to renew your car registration online in Arizona.
- Get a vehicle emissions test if needed
- Go to the EZ MIA update page
- Be sure to read the instructions
- Make sure all information is correct
- Pay the fee you owe
- Print a copy of the receipt
Renewal by phone
Another option you will have when it comes to renewing your Arizona vehicle registration is to do it over the phone. Following are the steps to follow when using this method.
- Pass a vehicle inspection if necessary.
- Call 888-713-3031
- Enter notification number
- Pay the fee you owe
Renew your vehicle registration by mail
If you want to renew your car registration by mail, Arizona can help you. Here's what you'll need to do when trying to renew your registration by mail.
- If necessary, pass a vehicle inspection
- Read the instructions in the renewal notice
- Be sure to enter your identification details
- Pay the fee
Please direct all correspondence to the address below:
Car division
4005 North 51st Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85031
Renew personally
For some, personal participation in this important process is the only convenient way. The following describes how you will carry out this process.
- Bring a renewal notice
- Must have proof of auto insurance
- Pay for renewal
Renewal fee
There are a number of factors that affect the calculation of the renewal fee. For an accurate estimate of what you will be charged, be sure to contact the DMV in your area.
Emission test
If you need to take an emissions test, you will be notified. Be sure to visit the Arizona DMV website for more information.