Arizona Dealer Resources | EZ Title Service
Dealer Resources
Move the paperwork.
Keep the inventory moving.
EZ Title & Registration helps Arizona licensed dealers process title and registration work, manage transaction issues and keep paperwork moving through a dedicated dealer workflow. Use the Dealer Portal to submit and track work, or register your dealership to get started.
Dealer pricing, pickup/drop-off availability and processing options depend on dealership volume, location and transaction type.
More than a counter transaction.
Dealer processing works best when titles, documents, status questions and billing stay organized together. The dealer program is designed around that reality instead of treating every unit like an unrelated walk-in.
Title & Registration Processing
Process qualifying Arizona dealer title and registration work, including customer registration, title-only and other supported vehicle transactions.
Batch & Volume Processing
Keep multiple units organized together rather than tracking individual transactions across emails, paper stacks and somebody’s desk calendar.
Hold / Rejection Resolution
When a transaction needs another document or correction, keep the issue attached to the unit so your staff can respond and move it forward.
Dealer Document Support
Use current Arizona forms and transaction guidance to reduce preventable rework before a title packet reaches processing.
Dealer Billing & Reconciliation
Centralized invoices, receipts and transaction documentation make it easier for dealership accounting teams to reconcile completed work.
Pickup & Drop-Off
Qualifying dealer accounts may arrange document pickup and return service based on location, volume and route availability.
Submit it once. Track what happens next.
Processing time depends on the transaction, document completeness, MVD availability and whether a unit needs additional research or correction. We would rather show you the actual status than advertise a magical “24 hours” that the record may not permit.
Create a dealer account with dealership and dealer-license information. Account access is reviewed before dealer processing begins.
Organize title/registration units and supporting documents through the dealer workflow instead of disconnected email chains.
Follow transaction status and respond when a unit needs a missing document, correction, hold resolution or other action.
Completed transactions, invoices and supporting financial documents stay connected so your team can finish the accounting side too.
The forms dealers reach for constantly.
These links go directly to the current official ADOT PDF. For a larger searchable list with plain-English guidance, use the EZ Title MVD Forms Center.
Compliance links worth bookmarking.
Dealer licensing, tax rules and title-clerk guidance change independently of EZ Title. These links stay pointed at the agencies responsible for the rule so your compliance binder does not slowly turn into historical fiction.
Before somebody starts another spreadsheet.
A few basics about account access, timing, forms and the portal.
Who can register for an EZ Title dealer account?
Do you guarantee 24-hour title processing?
Can our dealership get pickup and drop-off service?
Do dealer accounts receive different pricing?
Where should we get current MVD forms?
What if a submitted transaction is missing something?
Existing dealer? Log in. New dealer? Register your store.
Use the Dealer Portal for existing account access, or submit the dealer-registration form with your dealership and license information. For general questions, the EZ Title locations page has current contact information.
Dealer information: EZ Title & Registration is an Arizona Authorized Third Party MVD provider. Dealer services, pickup/drop-off, pricing and transaction availability depend on account eligibility, service area, transaction type and volume. Processing times vary and can be affected by document deficiencies, MVD availability, inspections, liens, holds, rejections or other transaction-specific requirements. Dealer licensing and tax compliance remain the responsibility of the dealership; official ADOT and ADOR resources are linked above for current agency guidance.