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Replacing a Lost Registration
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The Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) eases the wince of losing a registration certificate by making it easy to apply for a duplicate. Either you or an authorized agent must complete a Vehicle Transaction Application and pay a $2 fee. When completing the application, be sure to explain the reason for your request in the Comments section.
You can either submit this application in person at any DMV location or send it by mail (see address below).
Lost Tab
Should you lose your vehicle's tab (the tiny registration decal that affixes to the back license plate), you must apply for a duplicate. Not only is this required by law, but it will spare you many moments of road-angst. Driving a vehicle without a tab is like driving with a giant banner that reads, "Please Officer, Pull Me Over."
Applying is easy. Simply complete a Vehicle Transaction Application, making sure you explain the circumstances of your situation in the Comments section. You can then either deliver this, along with a $5 payment, to any DMV location, or mail your application to:
- State of Alaska
- Division of Motor Vehicles
- Attn: Correspondence
- 1300 W. Benson Blvd., Suite 200
- Anchorage, AK 99503-3600
