Do you need a Washington license to register your car?
First, you must obtain your Washington State Drivers License, then you can register your vehicle(s). You have 30 DAYS to do this after you’ve moved here. Our office only handles vehicle licensing. For anything related to Washington State Driver License’s please visit the Department of Licensing website.
Can I register a car in Washington with an out of state license?
State Overview and Advice In order to register a vehicle in Washington State, you need a Washington State driver’s license and a Washington State address.
What happens if you don’t register your car in 30 days in Washington?
If you don’t register on time, you can run into late fees or get a ticket for driving with unregistered plates. It can even increase your car insurance rate, with the average policy in Washington already at about $1,160 per year. Avoid the extra fees and register your car before the 30-day mark.
How much does a Washington state ID card cost?
It costs $54 to get an ID card, which is valid for six years before it must be renewed. It costs $20 to replace a lost or stolen ID card.
Do I have to take a driver’s test if I move to Washington State?
Yes, when you move to Washington you’ll need to pass the written test when you transfer your out-of-state license. While much of the information on the written test is very similar from state to state, there are some nuances you’ll need to know.
Do I have to change my car registration if I move to Washington State?
Moving to Washington new residents Registration of the vehicle in another state is commonly used as documentation for this exemption. If you purchased a personal vehicle in another state within 90 days of moving here, you owe use tax when you register and license it.
How long can you drive with expired tags in Washington?
(7) A vehicle with an expired registration of more than forty-five days parked on a public street may be impounded by a police officer under RCW 46.55. 113(2). [ 2019 c 459 § 3; 2019 c 423 § 203.