Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles · Nevada state form
VP-202 Lost, Stolen, Mutilated or Surrendered License Plate Affidavit
Use VP-202 to report Nevada license plates that are lost, stolen, mutilated, illegible, left on a sold vehicle, destroyed, confiscated, or surrendered.
- What this form is
- VP-202 is an affidavit for a registered owner reporting the status of Nevada license plates. The form asks for the plate number, the reason it is unavailable, and identifying and contact information for the owner and affiant. It includes a sworn signature section and states that signatures must be original. Stolen plates may not be duplicated. The form says to visit a local full-service DMV office to obtain a new set of plates.
- Who needs it
- A registered owner or affiant reporting lost, stolen, mutilated, illegible, destroyed, confiscated, surrendered, or sold-with-vehicle plates needs this affidavit.
- Why it needs a notary
- The affiant's signature must be sworn before a notary or authorized Nevada DMV representative. You can complete notarization online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- The form says to visit your local full-service DMV office to obtain a new set of plates. It also provides a section for law enforcement to submit the form on the registered owner's behalf.
Questions
What is Nevada DMV form VP-202 used for?
VP-202 is an affidavit for reporting license plates that are lost, stolen, mutilated, illegible, left on a sold vehicle, destroyed, confiscated, or surrendered.
Does VP-202 need to be notarized?
Yes. The affiant signs under oath before a notary or an authorized Nevada DMV representative. Online notarization is available with a commissioned online notary.
How do I get a new set of plates after completing VP-202?
The form says you must visit your local full-service DMV office to obtain a new set of plates. It also allows law enforcement to submit the affidavit on the registered owner's behalf.