Can a car be registered in different state than your own?

Yes, a car can be registered in a state other than your own. This is called "out-of-state registration." Requirements vary from state to state, but generally you will need to provide the following documents when registering your car in another state:

* A valid driver's license from your home state

* The car's title

* A completed vehicle registration application

* Proof of insurance

* A smog check certificate (if applicable)

* Payment of the registration fee

Some states may also require you to have the car inspected before it can be registered.

There are a few reasons why you might want to register your car in a different state. For example, you may be moving to a new state and need to register your car there. Or, you may want to register your car in a state with lower registration fees or more lenient emissions standards.

If you are considering registering your car in a different state, it is important to do your research and find out what the requirements are. You can contact the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in the state where you want to register your car for more information.