1. Gather the required documents. These include:
* A completed Application for Certificate of Title and License (Form MV-1).
* The vehicle's title, if you are transferring ownership.
* A bill of sale, if you are buying the vehicle from a private seller.
* Proof of insurance.
* A valid driver's license.
* A VIN inspection certificate, if the vehicle is new or has not been previously registered in Alabama.
2. Visit a county license commissioner office. You can find the address of the nearest office on the Alabama Department of Revenue website.
3. Pay the required fees. The fees for registering a car in Alabama vary depending on the type of vehicle and the county where you live. You can find a list of fees on the Alabama Department of Revenue website.
4. Receive your registration certificate and license plate. Once you have paid the fees, you will be given a registration certificate and license plate for your vehicle.
Additional Information:
* If you are financing your vehicle, you will need to provide the name and address of your lender on the Application for Certificate of Title and License.
* If you are registering a commercial vehicle, you will need to provide additional documentation, such as a weight certificate and a DOT number.
* If you are registering a vehicle that is subject to emissions testing, you will need to provide a certificate of emissions compliance.
* You can renew your car registration online through the Alabama Department of Revenue website.
For more information on how to register a car in Alabama, please visit the Alabama Department of Revenue website or contact your county license commissioner office.
