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  1. Which counties in Utah require an emissions test for vehicle registration?

    Answer: Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele, Utah, and Weber counties

    Emissions testing is required in Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele, Utah, and Weber counties for vehicle registration.

  2. What type of Utah license plate is available for military veterans?

    Answer: Veteran designation plates showing branch of service

    Utah offers veteran license plates that include the veteran's branch of military service (Army, Navy, Air Force, etc.).

  3. How can a Utah vehicle owner notify the DLD of a vehicle sale to avoid liability?

    Answer: By filing a 'Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability' form online or in person

    A Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability filed with the Utah DLD protects sellers from liability after selling their vehicle.

  4. What is the fee structure for Utah personalized (vanity) license plates?

    Answer: A one-time fee plus an annual renewal fee higher than standard plates

    Utah personalized plates require a one-time application fee plus an annual renewal fee that is higher than the fee for standard plates.

  5. What does a 'rebuilt title' designation mean on a Utah vehicle title?

    Answer: The vehicle was previously declared a total loss and then repaired

    A rebuilt title in Utah indicates the vehicle was previously declared a total loss by an insurer, was subsequently repaired, and passed a state inspection.

  6. When transferring a vehicle title in Utah, how many days does the new owner have to complete the title transfer?

    Answer: 30 days

    Utah law requires the new vehicle owner to complete the title transfer at the DLD within 30 days of purchase.

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