What documents do I need for new resident guide in Kentucky?

    Reviewed 2026-10-01 · Source: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, DRIVE (Dept. of Vehicle Regulation)

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    For new resident guide in Kentucky, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, DRIVE (Dept. of Vehicle Regulation) lists 4 items: Out-of-state credential; Original out-of-state title; Proof of KY insurance; TC96-182 Application. Confirm with the agency before you go.

    Starting fee

    Title fee $9.00; Plate fee $21.00; Inspection $5.00; Notary fee $2.00

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    Fees

    Fees on the official pageConfirm current amounts with the agencyTitle fee $9.00; Plate fee $21.00; Inspection $5.00; Notary fee $2.00

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    New To Kentucky · Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, DRIVE (Dept. of Vehicle Regulation) · reviewed 2026-10-01

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