Tucson, AZ
(520) 296-2027

Authorised third party for the Arizona MVD, Tucson

Title transfers and registration, finished at the counter in Tucson.

Four offices, open to walk-ins since 2002. Bring the paperwork and most of it is done while you stand there, without giving up a day to the MVD.

Call (520) 296-2027

From the door to the plates

What actually happens at the counter

The same four steps whether it is a title transfer, a renewal, a permit or a notary signature. The point of each one is that nothing is filed until it is known to clear.

The office window in Tucson, lettered open for registration and title work.

Before you come in

Call with the paperwork in front of you

Most of the wasted trips to an MVD counter happen because one document is missing or a signature was never notarised. Tell us what you are transferring or renewing and we will read you the exact list for your situation, whether that is a signed Arizona title, an out-of-state title, a lien release, or a birth certificate for a first Arizona licence.

The Arizona Auto License front counter in Tucson, with the posted fee board on the wall behind it.

At the counter

We check it before anything is filed

A member of staff reads the documents through with you and confirms they will clear before the file is opened. That is where an Arizona Registration Only gets identified instead of a rejected transfer, where a Title Only is separated from a full transfer, and where a double-wide mobile home is caught as two titles rather than one.

The waiting area inside the Tucson office, with seating and MVD directional signage.

While you wait

It is filed with the state from here

We are an authorised third party for the Arizona Motor Vehicle Department, so the transaction is processed at our counter rather than sent somewhere and queued. The state fee and our convenience fee are both posted on the wall, so the total is known before we start rather than after.

The Arizona Auto License storefront in Tucson with the red on white sign above the door.

On the way out

Title, tags and plate in hand

Counter work is finished on the spot in most cases. Customers describe being in and out in about ten minutes, and one wrote that transferring the title on a used RV took ten minutes out the door. Dealer title transfers are usually turned around inside 24 to 48 hours.

In their words

The thing people mention is the clock

Not the office, not the paperwork. How long it took. These are customers of the Tucson offices, quoted as they wrote it.

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Didn't feel like dedicating a day at the DMV or driving to G.V. Arizona Auto license had me in & out in under 10 mins. Staff was not only helpful but also friendly. Would definitely use again & recommend. Keep up the awesome work Ladies
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All were very nice, and fast. Answered questions we had. They get a plus for the patients as a child was yelling and crying, and tried with him to fet his picture. Great work ladies!
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The girl I spoke with was very nice and helpful!! Great vibe and did not make me stand around asked me right away how I could be helped!!
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The fee schedule posted on the wall inside the Tucson office, listing MVD and convenience fees.

Posted on the wall

The fees are on the wall before you ask

Every licence, ID, permit, road test and reinstatement fee is printed on a board in the office, split into what the state charges and what we charge. It is on this site for the same reason it is on the wall: nobody should find out the total at the end.

Class D licence, 45 to 50
$30.00
ID, 65 and older
$10.00
Travel licence, flat
$50.00
See the full fee board

Four offices in Tucson

Whichever side of town you are on

Before you drive over

The questions we answer at the counter every day

Not for counter work. Titles, registration renewals, permits, plates and notary work are walk-in at all four Tucson offices. Road tests are the one exception and are booked in advance, at Prince Rd or Irvington Rd only.

The signed title, and notarisation if the document calls for it. Arizona requires a vehicle to be transferred together with its registration unless the vehicle cannot be driven, in which case a Title Only needs either a Level 1 Title Only inspection or a failed emissions test. Call the office with the vehicle in front of you and we will confirm the list before you drive over.

Bring the out-of-state title signed, and notarised if that state requires it. Vehicles five years old and over need proof of emissions. If a finance company still holds the title, Arizona issues a Registration Only instead, which registers the car here while the title stays with the lienholder.

At Prince Rd and Irvington Rd. Those two offices handle first-time Arizona licences and IDs, Travel ID upgrades, duplicates, address and name changes, and road tests. Title, registration, permit, inspection and notary work runs at all four.

We are an authorised third party for the Arizona Motor Vehicle Department, which means the same title and registration work the state would process, done at our counter. There is a state fee and a convenience fee, both posted on the wall and listed on our fees page.

Most counter work is finished on the spot. Customers regularly describe being in and out in about ten minutes, and dealer title transfers are usually turned around within 24 to 48 hours.
Inside the Arizona Auto License office in Tucson.

Walk in, or call first

Bring the right paperwork once and it is done once

Call the office nearest you and describe what you are transferring, renewing or signing. We will tell you exactly what to bring, and what it will cost, before you get in the car. Se habla español.

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