Titling an ATV in Person at a DMV Office
Virginia ATV titling rules, required documents, and steps for visiting a DMV office in person to obtain a vehicle title.
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Mailing an ATV Title Application to the DMV
Mailing a Virginia ATV title application to the DMV lets residents avoid office lines and waiting rooms while processing off-road vehicles.
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Titling an Old Quad to Prove You Own It
Titling an old ATV in Virginia without original paperwork requires submitting a notarized Form VSA 12M affidavit to the DMV.
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Why a Lender Makes You Title a Used Quad
Virginia lenders require official ATV titles for used quad loans to secure their financial investment and prevent default.
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Why Titling a Used Quad Is Optional in Virginia
Virginia ATV titling rules and the July 2006 purchase cutoff explain why registering a used quad remains optional for owners.
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A Machine Bought New in 2007
Virginia titling requirements for ATVs and UTVs purchased new in 2007, including required documents and the July 2006 cutoff.
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A Machine Bought New Before the 2006 Cutoff
Virginia ATV titling rules for machines purchased new before July 1, 2006 explain why no formal Department of Motor Vehicles title is required.
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ATVs Under 50cc Do Not Need a Title
Virginia law does not require titles for ATVs under fifty cubic centimeters, but owners must maintain alternative proof like bills of sale.
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ATVs Over 50cc Bought New Since 2006 Need Titles
Virginia ATV ownership rules require an official title for all all-terrain vehicles exceeding 50cc purchased new since July 1, 2006.
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Why a Virginia ATV Has No Yearly DMV Fee
Virginia ATV regulations explain why off-road vehicles require a one-time title instead of annual DMV registration fees.
