Texas residents have several options to renew their vehicle registration, including online, by mail, or in person. However, there are some key requirements and eligibility criteria to be aware of before renewing.
Online Renewal
You can renew your vehicle registration online up to 90 days before the expiration date, or up to one year after the expiration date if you have not received a citation for expired registration. To renew online, you have two options:
| Option | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Texas by Texas (TxT) | TxT is an official digital government assistant that provides a secure and convenient way to renew your registration. | Texas by Texas website |
| Texas DMV Website | You can renew your registration online through the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles website. | Texas DMV Website |
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Renewal by Mail
You can also renew your registration by mail. Simply send the renewal notice, a copy of your Vehicle Inspection Report (VIR), proof of current liability insurance, and all required fees to your county Tax Assessor-Collector office.
In-Person Renewal
For in-person renewal, take your registration renewal notice and proof of current liability insurance to your county’s Tax Assessor-Collector office or an approved substation. Some counties, like Travis County, also allow in-person renewal at participating H-E-B or AAA locations.
Eligibility Requirements
Before renewing your registration, you must have the following:
| Requirement | Description |
|---|---|
| Vehicle Inspection | Texas requires an annual safety and emissions inspection for most registered vehicles. You’ll need to provide the VIR as proof of a passing inspection when renewing. |
| Expiration Date | Your vehicle registration cannot be expired by more than 12 months, or you may need to renew in person at a tax office location. |
| New Texas Residents | New Texas residents have 30 days to register their vehicle in the state. |
By following these guidelines and utilizing the convenient renewal options, Texas drivers can ensure their vehicle registration stays up-to-date.