Registration & Titling

California Green Sticker renewals use a two-year cycle and expire on June 30, with online options available through the DMV website.

California off-highway vehicle registrations follow a two-year cycle with a fixed June 30 expiration date for all machines.

California off-highway vehicle registrations expire on June 30 every two years, regardless of when you register your machine.

California off-highway vehicle transfer fees and DMV paperwork rules explained for buyers and sellers avoiding penalties.

Replacing a lost California off-highway vehicle identification plate involves specific financial and logistical costs for riders.

California off-highway vehicle title costs include base fees, transfer fees, penalties, and taxes that vary by transaction type.

California OHV registration late penalties and the fixed biennial June 30 expiration date are explained for vehicle owners.

California off-highway vehicle registration renewal fees operate biennially to fund public trail maintenance and safety patrols.

California off-highway vehicle registration fees and biennial green sticker costs fund the OHMVR Division, California Highway Patrol, and DMV.

California off-highway vehicle registration costs include trust fund fees, highway patrol charges, and administrative service fees.