How to renew your car registration in Delaware
The ability to drive on the roads of Delaware is the privilege of citizens. To pay for the maintenance of these roads, you will have to pay to register your vehicle with the Delaware DMV. This registration will have to be renewed each year so that you can legally drive on the roads. To receive a notice, you must register online at the Delaware DMV website. This will allow you to be reminded of your due date, eliminating the risk of not paying. Below is additional information you need to know when trying to renew your registration.
Renewal of registration by mail
One of the first options you have when it comes to renewing your registration is to do it by mail. Here's what you need to do to take advantage of this option.
- The vehicle in question must be at least four years old.
- It must weigh less than 10,000 pounds.
- No vehicle inspection required
- Follow the instructions sent by DMV via email.
Registration in person
If you prefer to handle the enrollment process in person, you should contact the nearest DMV office in your area. Here is what you will need to bring with you.
- Proof of Delaware car insurance.
- Proof that you have passed the vehicle inspection
- car odometer
- Valid Delaware driver's license
- Your current registration
- Paying for your fees
Fees you will pay
You will have to pay fees when you apply to renew your registration. Here's what you can expect to pay.
- Renewal of passenger cars will cost $40.
- A commercial vehicle extension will cost you $40.
If you have any other concerns about this process, be sure to visit the Delaware DMV website.
