Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles · Nevada state form
VP-242 Trust Affidavit for Exemptions
VP-242 is a trust affidavit for a person claiming an ownership interest in a vehicle and a Governmental Services Tax exemption.
- What this form is
- Use this affidavit to declare that you have an ownership interest in a vehicle registered in the name of your trust and are a direct participant in the trust. It requests the trust name, vehicle details, affiant identification and address information. The affiant must be the person named on the exemption certificate. The form includes a signature and notary section.
- Who needs it
- A person named on a vehicle exemption certificate who is a current registered owner through a trust and is claiming a Governmental Services Tax exemption may need this affidavit.
- Why it needs a notary
- The affidavit must be signed and sworn before a notary or authorized Nevada DMV representative. Online notarization is available with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- The form says a person seeking the exemption must present the Department with an exemption voucher for Motor Vehicle or Personal Property obtained from the assessor in their county of residence. Submit the affidavit to the Nevada agency named on the form.
Questions
Who completes form VP-242?
The affiant must be the person named on the exemption certificate and declare an ownership interest in a vehicle registered in the name of their trust.
Is form VP-242 notarized?
Yes. The form includes a signature and sworn statement before a notary or authorized Nevada DMV representative. You can also notarize it online with a commissioned online notary.
What must accompany a Governmental Services Tax exemption claim?
The form says the person seeking the exemption must present the Department with an exemption voucher for Motor Vehicle or Personal Property obtained from the assessor in their county of residence.