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Special Vehicles in Oklahoma
- ATVs and ORMs
- Snowmobiles
- Trailers
- Other Vehicles
Page OverviewATVs and ORMs
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and off-road motorcycles (ORMs) must be registered and titled in Oklahoma.
Register your ATV or ORM at your local tag office by completing an Application for Oklahoma Title and providing the manufacturer's certificate of origin or the original title signed over to you. You'll also need to provide a copy of the invoice or Bill of Sale. You'll follow the same registration and titling procedures as other vehicles.
Snowmobiles
Snowmobiles are not required to be registered or titled in Oklahoma.
Trailers
Only trailers which are used commercially must be registered and titled in Oklahoma, using the same Application for Oklahoma Title as other vehicles.
Farm trailers are exempt from titling, but may be registered to receive an optional farm tag.
If the trailer does not have a Vehicle Identification Number, the serial number or the Social Security number of the owner will be used as its identification.
Trailers for personal use only, even if pulled on public roadways, do not require registrations, tags, or titles in Oklahoma.
Other Vehicles
DMV.org provides all the information you need to register most vehicles. Check out our pages for information on the following:
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- Replacing a Lost Registration
- RV & Motorhome Registration
- Custom Built Car Registration
- Boat Registration and Licenses
- Title Transfers
- Replacing a Lost Title
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- License Plates & Placards
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