Replace a lost or damaged vehicle title. If you're still making payments on your vehicle, the lienholder must apply for the title. We mail titles within 6-8 weeks. If you need it sooner, apply for a Quick Title (see below for details).

At DMV.ORG, we take the time to explain the process, tell you which forms you will need, and show you how much a replacement registration will cost. Find out how to replace a lost or damaged vehicle registration or tags in your state.

Learn how to transfer ownership of a vehicle, transfer a title, get tabs on your new vehicle, and change your name or address on a vehicle or boat. How can we help you today? Whether you're buying or selling a vehicle, learn how to report a vehicle sale and transfer a title.

Luckily, the Washington Department of Licensing (DOL) has made the process to get a duplicate registration or plate sticker cheap and painless. Keep reading for an overview of the steps to take if you need to replace your vehicle registration and tabs.

Customers may request a replacement Sticker or Registration Card online if the original item has been lost, stolen, destroyed, or mutilated.

You can replace registration documents online for most vehicles. You can download and print a temporary registration in PDF format that is valid until the expiration date listed on the temporary. We also attach a copy to your confirmation email.

Print a duplicate of your vehicle registration online or have a duplicate with a license plate decal mailed to you. It's fast, easy and secure. One-Time Request | MyDMV | Off-Highway Vehicle. Click on one-time request to get a duplicate one time without having to create or sign into a MyDMV account.

Enter the last 5 digits of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). What items do you want to replace and why? Orders for a replacement sticker will always include a new registration card.

To register by mail, submit: A completed, signed, and notarized Vehicle Certificate of Ownership (Title) Application (Form TD-420-001). The out-of-state vehicle title. If a lienholder has the title, get a copy of the front and back of it from the lienholder to use in your application.

Learn how to obtain a duplicate or copy at the DMV online, by mail, and in-person.