If buying from a dealer, the Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin.If buying a vehicle from a private party in which model year is 2001 or newer, a title to the vehicle that has been signed over to you, or for non-titled vehicles, proof of previous ownership.A completed Use Tax form (Form T-334-2).Documentation of the Gross Vehicle Weight.A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) check.$25,000 for property damage in a single accident.$50,000 for injuries in a single accident.$25,000 for injuries to a single person.Proof of automobile insurance that meets the Rhode Island minimum requirements.A completed Application for Registration and Certificate of Title (Form TR-1).When you’re prepared to register and or title your motor vehicle in RI, appear in person at one of the local Rhode Island DMV locations. Once registered, registration may be renewed by mail, online or in-person at state Division of Motor Vehicle offices. The duration of the initial registration will vary depending on the type of vehicle. The state does not specify how soon after purchasing a vehicle the buyer must register the vehicle. If the transaction is between two private parties, each must take steps to transfer the title and obtain a new registration. If the vehicle is purchased from a dealership, the dealer will usually submit all registration and title documents on the buyer’s behalf.
Table of ContentsĪll motor vehicles driven on Rhode Island roads by residents of the state must be registered there. Odometer Disclosure Statement – The state of Rhode Island does not have a designated odometer disclosure form, but does require the listing of a vehicle’s recorded mileage in section E of the application for title change and registration.
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