Members of the armed services can title, register, and transfer and renew registrations of their vehicles in the county where they are based. All transactions are done through the local county clerk. If Tennessee is listed as your home of record but you have no physical presence in the state, you can submit your application to any county clerk office. Please note that military personnel may have to pay county wheel taxes. Also, verify with your local county clerk whether your county requires emissions testing prior to vehicle registration and renewal. Click on the transaction type below to read specific instructions about necessary fees and documentation needed for each. To register/title a new vehicle, submit the following: Manufacturer’s statement of origin properly assigned on reverse side including the odometer Itemized Bill of Sale Security agreement or other proper lien instrument if lien is to be recorded Copy of current Leave and Earnings Statement (LES)

Copy of current stationing orders indicating you are out of state Payment of the following fees: Sales Tax - The state sales tax rate is 7% of the purchase price, less the total value of any trade in. Local sales tax rates, which range from 1.50% to 2.75% depending on the locality, are imposed on the first $1,600 of the sale. Extended warranties, repair and maintenance plans are taxed separately. Additionally, a state single article tax of 2.75% must be paid on sale prices above $1,600.01, and up to $3,200. The maximum amount of tax for state single article tax is $44. License Plate Fee - $21.50/regular car plate (specialty or personalized plates extra) Title Fee - $11 To register/title a used vehicle*, submit the following: Previous owner's title properly assigned on reverse side including odometer on conforming titles (non-conforming titles require a separate odometer statement) Title extension form (if back of title is full and vehicle was bought from a dealer)

Copy of current LES Copy of stationing orders indicating you are out of stateExtended warranties repair, and maintenance plans are taxed separately. *Vehicles purchased overseas often only receive a USAREUR registration to operate the vehicle overseas. This registration should be properly assigned to the person filing the application for title and registration. If the registration indicates a lien, the Vehicle Services Division will send a letter to the lien holder asking for the outstanding title. To transfer a valid Tennessee registration to a newly purchased vehicle, submit the documents listed above along with: copy of your current registration sales tax (see above) title fee of $11 To renew your vehicle registration, submit: current copy of your LES current copy of your stationing orders indicating you are out of state copy of your registration payment of applicable fee: If you have a valid title and registration from another state, the following is required to obtain Tennessee tags:

name and address of lienholder No sales tax is due if you provide evidence that sales tax was paid at the time of purchase.momo design helmet size chart Noting of lien on a current Tennessee title requires the following:rent motorcycle malaga spain copy of security agreementjap 500cc speedway motorcycle for sale application and title fee payment of $11*motorcycle store in charlottesville va For subsequent notings of a lien, the following documents are required:cheap motorcycle helmets edmonton

A letter will be sent to the first lienholder requesting a copy of the title. *Additional fees may applybuy motorcycle helmet edmonton To change your address with the county clerk’s office, submit:motorcycle accessories conroe tx a copy of your current LES showing Tennessee as your home of record a list of all vehicles registered in Tennessee Sales Tax on a Motor Vehicle Purchase Military personnel exempt from Tennessee sales and use tax on certain motor vehicle purchases include: full-time members of the U.S. Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard who are stationed in Tennessee or a military reservation located partially within Tennessee, members of the Tennessee National Guard or reserve members of a uniformed service of the United States who are participants in the active guard and reserve program and stationed in Tennessee or a military reservation located partially within Tennessee,

members of the Tennessee National Guard or reserve members of a uniformed service of the United States who have been called into full-time duty in the U.S. Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard and stationed in a combat zone. (Exemption applies from the effective date of official military orders assigning the individual to a combat zone, and it expires 90 days after the effective dates of official military orders releasing him/her from the combat zone.). Military members who do not qualify for the exemption and bring a vehicle into Tennessee from out of state are subject to use tax. He/she will receive credit after proving to the county clerk that sales tax was paid in another state. If the sales tax paid is less than the use tax due, he/she only pays tax on the difference between these figures. More information on the sales and use tax exemption for motor vehicle purchases is available here. Tax Exemptions These vehicle license tax exemptions are available at the time of application for an Arizona title and registration: Alternative Fuel: If your vehicle is powered only by liquefied petroleum gas (LPG, propane), natural gas (CNG/LNG), a blend of 70-percent alternative fuel and 30-percent petroleum-based fuel (not available in Arizona), hydrogen, or solar.

If the vehicle is converted to operate solely on alternative fuel, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality must inspect the vehicle and issue an Alternative Fuel Certificate.  Electric Vehicle: If you have a vehicle that is totally electric powered, with no other supporting fuel supply, your vehicle is eligible for reduced vehicle license tax.  Health Officer: You are a commissioned, public health officer assigned to a government clinic or medical center in Arizona, but not an Arizona resident. You will need to submit an affidavit for exemption of nonresident service personnel issued and certified by the commanding officer. Leased School Bus: The vehicle is a bus leased by a school district. You will need to submit a copy of the lease contract or letter from the school district. Nongovernment Emergency Services: You are a private provider of ambulance, fire-fighter or rescue services, and your vehicle is used solely for emergency services. You will need to submit a Nongovernment Emergency Service Vehicle form.

Nonprofit: Proof that the association/institution is qualified as tax exempt is required. Proof consists of an Assessor’s Exemption letter, an Internal Revenue Service letter or an organization’s headquarters letter certifying the organization qualifies for the exemption under 26 U.S.C. 501(c)(3). Religious Institution: Proof that the association/institution is qualified as tax exempt is required. School, Nonprofit: Proof that the association/institution is qualified as tax exempt is required. Supplemental Security Income (SSI): You receive SSI disability payments from the federal government. This does not apply to regular Social Security disability benefits. You will need to submit a copy of your current annual benefit award letter or benefit verification printout from the Social Security Administration. Survivor of Fallen Responder: Used by a Surviving Spouse or a Surviving Dependent of a Law Enforcement Officer, Fire Fighter, or Ambulance Attendant who died in the line of duty on or after April 5,1933. 

You will need to submit a Survivor of Fallen Responder form. Survivor of Fallen Military Member: Used by a Surviving Spouse or a Surviving Dependent of a member of the United States Military who died in the line of duty or from injuries suffered in the line of duty. A Survivor of Fallen Military Member Exemption form and a completed DD Form 1300 issued by the military are required. Tribal: You are an enrolled member of a tribe and live on a reservation. You will need to submit a Vehicle License Tax Tribal Exemption form. VA Grant: You received financial aid from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to purchase your vehicle. You will need to submit a certified statement from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. VA Disability: You are certified by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to be 100-percent disabled and drawing compensation on that basis. The exemption also applies to the surviving spouse, until remarriage. You will need to submit a letter of eligibility from the Department of Veterans Affairs.