How do I transfer my license and car after moving in New Jersey?
Reviewed 2026-10-01 · Source: New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission
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Just moved to New Jersey? Driver license deadline: 60 days of your move or before your current license expires, whichever is first. Vehicle title and registration deadline: 60 days of your move or before your current registration expires, whichever is first.
Starting fee
Transfer permit $10 ($5 more for a motorcycle endorsement)
Where
Online or in person
Steps
7 steps
- Know your deadlines: Driver license: 60 days of your move or before your current license expires, whichever is first. Vehicle title and registration: 60 days of your move or before your current registration expires, whichever is first.
- Schedule an appointment for an out-of-state transfer:
- Bring documents meeting the 6 Points of ID requirement:
- Buy a transfer permit ($10):
- Take knowledge or road tests only if required (usually waived):
- Surrender your out-of-state license and receive a New Jersey license:
- Register your vehicle with the title, NJ insurance information and Form BA-49:
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Fees
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NJ MVC | Moving To New Jersey · New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission · reviewed 2026-10-01
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