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Arizona MVD Forms Center

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Search the Arizona MVD forms EZ Title customers use most often by form number, name or what you are trying to do. Every download below points directly to the current official ADOT file, with plain-English guidance on when the form actually belongs in your transaction.

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Try “96-0236,” “power of attorney,” “sold vehicle,” “bond,” “placard,” “Travel ID,” or “repossession.”

Searches form number, name and guidance 24 forms
Corrected 48-7104 is POA with Odometer Disclosure

The old page incorrectly labeled 48-7104 as a Repossession Affidavit. The correct Arizona Repossession Affidavit is Form 48-0902.

Corrected 48-3302 is Plate Release

The current official name is Plate Release. It can address lost/destroyed/stolen plates, plate interest and qualifying credited-fee releases.

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Common Arizona MVD forms

This is intentionally not a mirror of every obscure MVD form ever created. These are the forms most relevant to EZ Title customers, with the full ADOT Forms Library one click away for everything else.

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96-0236 Most Used

Title and Registration Application

Arizona’s primary application for title and/or registration, registration only, title only, duplicate title, lien and certain salvage transactions.

When do I use this?

Use when the transaction requires a signed Arizona title/registration application or when all new owners are not present to sign the Title Summary.

Before you use it: Complete the current form carefully. Owner legal status, lien information and signatures affect who must sign.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Services →
38-1306 Most Used

Title Transfer Bill of Sale

Arizona title-transfer bill of sale for vehicles that are currently titled in Arizona.

When do I use this?

Useful for an Arizona-titled vehicle transfer when the current owner and buyer complete the transfer information, odometer disclosure and required signatures.

Before you use it: This form is for vehicles currently titled in Arizona. ADOT says sequential bills of sale will not be accepted.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Arizona Title Transfer →
48-2004 Most Used

Bill of Sale

Supporting bill of sale for a vehicle title transaction.

When do I use this?

Use as supporting sale documentation when a transaction needs a bill of sale but not the specialized Arizona Title Transfer Bill of Sale.

Before you use it: A bill of sale does not automatically replace a title or other ownership document required for the transaction.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Requirements →
48-1001 Most Used

Power of Attorney

Authorizes another person to sign documents required to obtain or transfer a vehicle title.

When do I use this?

Use when an owner needs another person to act for them in a qualifying title transaction.

Before you use it: A regular POA cannot substitute for the special odometer-disclosure POA when federal odometer rules require that form.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Services →
48-7104 Most Used

Power of Attorney with Odometer Disclosure

Special POA used in qualifying private-party transactions to authorize title work and complete required odometer disclosure.

When do I use this?

Use when the seller authorizes the buyer to obtain title and the transaction requires federal odometer disclosure.

Before you use it: This is not interchangeable with regular POA 48-1001. Odometer signature rules can prohibit the same person from representing both buyer and seller.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Odometer / Title Help →
46-0307 Most Used

Statement of Error

Used by the seller or buyer to certify corrected information that was entered in error on a certificate of title.

When do I use this?

Use for qualifying corrections made in error on a title transaction, including certain exempt-vehicle odometer corrections.

Before you use it: Do not use this form to correct a Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin (MCO). MCO errors require a different correction path.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Help →
38-4306

One and the Same Certificate

Affidavit used when two names refer to the same person and the difference needs to be explained for an MVD transaction.

When do I use this?

Useful for qualifying name variations on ownership documents when the customer needs to certify that the names identify the same person.

Before you use it: This form does not replace legal name-change documentation when MVD requires evidence of an actual legal name change.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Services →
46-8502 Most Used

Sold Notice

Notifies MVD that you sold, transferred or otherwise released ownership of a vehicle.

When do I use this?

Submit promptly after selling or transferring a vehicle so the MVD record reflects that you no longer own it.

Before you use it: A Sold Notice protects the seller’s record but does not transfer title into the buyer’s name. The buyer still must complete the title transfer.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Transfer Help →
48-3302

Plate Release

Used to report a plate lost, destroyed or stolen, release interest in a plate, or release credited fees to another owner in qualifying situations.

When do I use this?

Use when the plate or registration credit itself needs to be released or its status documented.

Before you use it: This form is officially named Plate Release, not “Plate Notice.” Plate ownership and vehicle ownership are separate issues.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ License Plate Services →
48-0902

Repossession Affidavit

Affidavit used by a qualifying lienholder or secured party when a vehicle has been repossessed.

When do I use this?

Use when the legal repossession process allows the lienholder/secured party to establish the repossession for title purposes.

Before you use it: This is Form 48-0902. Form 48-7104 is the POA with Odometer Disclosure and should not be labeled as a repossession form.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Services →
48-9901

Lien Release

Used by a private-party lienholder to release a lien on a vehicle.

When do I use this?

Use when a private lienholder needs to document that its lien interest has been satisfied and released.

Before you use it: ADOT specifies that this form is not used for Electronic Lien and Title (ELT) releases.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Lien / Title Help →
46-0306

Release of Interest

Documents release of a person’s ownership interest in a qualifying vehicle or title transaction.

When do I use this?

Use when an owner or interested party needs to formally release a qualifying ownership interest.

Before you use it: Whether this form is sufficient depends on the ownership record and legal status. Bring the underlying title/record for review.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Services →
40-1001 Most Used

Bonded Title Application – Vehicle

Arizona bonded-title application for a vehicle when ordinary ownership documentation is insufficient.

When do I use this?

Used during the bonded-title process after the vehicle is identified and the ownership/lien research path is established.

Before you use it: Do not purchase the surety bond just because you downloaded this form. The bond amount and eligibility are determined after the earlier bonded-title steps.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Bonded Title Guide →
40-1003

Bonded Title Application – Mobile Home

Arizona bonded-title application specifically for a mobile home.

When do I use this?

Use when a mobile-home ownership claim qualifies for Arizona’s bonded-title process.

Before you use it: Mobile homes have separate title sections, tax-clearance issues and valuation rules. Do not use the vehicle bond application instead.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Mobile Home Bonded Titles →
48-0107

Title Only Certification

Certification used when applying for an Arizona title without current registration in qualifying circumstances.

When do I use this?

Use when the transaction qualifies for title-only processing and the certification is required to explain why registration is not being issued.

Before you use it: Title-only eligibility depends on the vehicle and transaction. This form does not itself create eligibility for title-only processing.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Title Services →
96-0104 Most Used

Disability / Deaf-Hard of Hearing Plate & Placard Application

Individual application for Arizona disability plates, portable placards and Deaf/Hard of Hearing alert plates or placards.

When do I use this?

Use for a new disability plate/placard request and other qualifying disability or alert-credential transactions.

Before you use it: When medical certification is required, use the current MVD form. A prescription or generic doctor’s letter is not a substitute for the required certification section.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Placard Requirements →
96-0143

Special Plate Application

Application for personalized plates, honored military plates and other qualifying special Arizona license plates.

When do I use this?

Use when the requested plate type requires a paper special-plate application or supporting eligibility documentation.

Before you use it: Character limits and eligibility differ by plate design. Availability of a personalized message does not guarantee final MVD approval.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Specialty Plate Guide →
46-4416 Most Used

Motor Vehicle Record Request

Request form for Arizona driver records and qualifying vehicle/title/registration record information.

When do I use this?

Use for driver MVRs, vehicle records and other qualifying MVD record requests covered by the form.

Before you use it: Protected information is governed by the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act. Requesting someone else’s information requires a qualifying permissible use.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ MVR Guide →
40-5143 Most Used

Arizona Residency Affidavit

Residency affidavit used in qualifying Arizona Travel ID / Travel-compliant driver license or ID applications.

When do I use this?

Use when the Travel ID residency rules allow an affidavit to support one of the Arizona residency requirements.

Before you use it: The affidavit does not eliminate all residency-document requirements. Travel ID applicants still have to satisfy the complete identity and residency checklist.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Travel ID Checklist →
40-5122 Most Used

License / Identification Application

Application for an Arizona driver license, commercial driver license, instruction permit or identification card.

When do I use this?

Use for qualifying driver-license, permit and ID applications when the current MVD application is required.

Before you use it: Travel ID has additional identity and residency-document requirements beyond simply completing the application.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Driver License Services →
40-1511

Window Tint Medical Exemption

Application for a qualifying Arizona medical exemption from standard window-tint restrictions.

When do I use this?

Use when a qualifying medical condition requires shielding from direct sun and ordinary eye protection is not adequate.

Before you use it: The medical-certification section must be completed by a qualifying medical professional listed on the current form.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Ask EZ Title →
46-4402

Abandoned Vehicle Application

Application for a person in possession of a qualifying abandoned vehicle to begin Arizona’s abandoned-vehicle process.

When do I use this?

Use when a vehicle legally meets Arizona’s abandoned-vehicle criteria and the applicant is pursuing the MVD abandoned-vehicle process.

Before you use it: A vehicle you purchased or received without usable title paperwork is generally not made “abandoned” simply because the paperwork is missing.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Abandoned Vehicle Inspection →
46-4502

Vehicle Inspection Request (VIN)

Vehicle inspection request form used for qualifying Arizona VIN/vehicle inspection situations.

When do I use this?

Use when the inspection process or inspecting agency requires the current inspection request document.

Before you use it: Level II and Level III inspections are handled by certified ADOT Enforcement & Compliance officers, not EZ Title.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Inspection Guide →
48-5108

Special Serial Number Application

Application used in qualifying situations where Arizona must assign or address a special serial number.

When do I use this?

Commonly relevant to specially constructed or homemade vehicles/trailers and other qualifying identification situations.

Before you use it: Do not alter, restamp or attempt to repair an existing VIN yourself. VIN-integrity issues can require higher-level ADOT inspection.
Official ADOT PDF ↗ Homemade Trailer Inspection →
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Official forms: EZ Title & Registration does not modify or locally host the ADOT forms linked on this page. Form download buttons point to official ADOT resources so customers receive the current published version. Form requirements can change and a form alone may not satisfy every transaction. Additional ownership documents, identification, signatures, notarization/witnessing, inspections, taxes, fees or MVD review may be required. EZ Title & Registration is an Arizona Authorized Third Party provider.

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