Owners of new vehicles must register them within seven business days of the date they bought them.^[1] Registration must be renewed annually. Some counties offer online renewal services.^[2]

Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form 78-015): Attach this form if the vehicle is under 16,000 pounds or less than ten years old.

Where to Register

Residents can register in person at a local county tax collector’s office.

Required Documents

• Bill of Sale;
• Odometer Disclosure Statement;
• Certificate of Title (use this application for a replacement if needed);
• Valid driver’s license;
• Mississippi Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney (required if a person other than the owner registers on their behalf);
• Registration Fees; and
• Proof of Insurance with Minimum Requirements:^[3]
  • $25,000 per accident per person;
  • $25,000 per accident for property damage; and
  • $50,000 per accident for bodily injury.