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Dealer Forms
Unfortunately, not many forms are available online for dealer applicants in West Virginia. All forms and applications must be requested from Dealer Services.
Before you apply to become a dealer in West Virginia, it's important to request a detailed brochure outlining the requirements by mail at:
- Office of Dealer Services
- 1615 Washington St., East
- Charleston, WV 25317
- (304) 558-3584
Once you determine whether or not you meet the requirements to become a dealer, you must contact Dealer Services again to request application documents and schedule a time for pre-inspection.
Upon pre-inspection, the inspector will deliver directly to you an application package. Documents you will need to complete the package include proof of insurance, a valid WV business license, and possibly a garage and/or franchise agreement.
Once you become a licensed dealer in West Virginia, there will be several forms you'll need to keep handy. Among that list are:
For more detailed information, visit our dealer licensing and dealer information sections.
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