Registration & Titling

Arkansas off-road vehicle ownership rules explained, detailing why the state does not issue titles for most all-terrain vehicles.

Arkansas ATV registration requires a permanent state fee, decal costs, and applicable local sales taxes within thirty days.

Arkansas ATV registration requires proof of ownership, such as a bill of sale or manufacturer certificate, for the revenue office.

Arkansas mail-in ATV registration lets residents submit the Form 10-381 application and payment to the revenue office from home.

Arkansas revenue offices handle ATV registrations, sales tax collection, and ownership paperwork for off-road vehicle owners.

Arkansas law requires off-highway vehicle registration for ATVs and UTVs operated on private land, hunting leases, and backyards.

Arkansas ATV registration rules require owners to complete the process within thirty days of purchase using proper ownership documentation and forms.

Arkansas ATV registration requires a permanent decal instead of a traditional metal license plate for off-highway vehicles.

Arkansas ATV decal placement instructions explain how to correctly position registration stickers on the left front of your vehicle.

Arkansas off-highway vehicle owners complete a permanent one-time registration process, eliminating annual renewal fees and paperwork.