• Replacing a Lost Registration in Arizona

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    Feeling lost because you need to replace a registration, license plate, or year tab? Don't worry. We'll walk you through the process.

    Replacing a License Plate or Year Tab

    You may replace your lost, stolen, damaged, or destroyed license plates and year decals either in person at a Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) office or through the mail.

    If you apply to replace these items in person, be sure to bring a photo ID and your remaining license plate or your vehicle identification number (VIN). The MVD will replace your plates and year tab for $5.00.

    To apply by mail, complete the replacement form, and enclose either a check or money order to cover the $5.00 fee, plus the cost for first-class postage. Then, mail everything to:

    • Mail Drop 555M
    • Title Maintenance Unit
    • Motor Vehicle Division
    • P.O. Box 2100
    • Phoenix, AZ 85001-2100

    Replacing a Lost Registration

    To receive a duplicate registration, go to an MVD or third-party office with a photo ID. The fee is $4.37; tack on $1 if you need year tabs, too.

    To replace your registration through the mail, complete the registration form and check off the "duplicate" box at the top. Make your check or money order payable to the Motor Vehicle Division, and mail everything to:

    • Mail Drop 555M
    • Title Maintenance Unit
    • Motor Vehicle Division
    • P.O. Box 2100
    • Phoenix, AZ 85001-2100

    But perhaps the simplest way to take care of this chore is to do so online.

    When to Contact Law Enforcement

    Be sure to contact your police department if you think your registration sticker, certificate, or license plates were stolen or lost.

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