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We strive to make our services as convenient as possible and encourage you to contact us with any questions or concerns. SDCL 32-36 Abandoned, Derelict and Junk Motor Vehicles and Scrap MetalsĪ written form must be submitted to the South Dakota Motor Vehicles Division before motor vehicle records can be released.SDCL 32-35 Financial Responsibility of Vehicle Owners and Operators.SDCL 32-34 Accidents and Accident Reports.SDCL 32-33 Apprehension and Prosecution of Violators.SDCL 32-30 Stopping and Parking Restrictions.

SDCL 32-10 Interstate Reciprocity and Proportional Registration of Fleets.SDCL 32-9 Commercial Motor Vehicle Certificates.SDCL 32-7A Dealers of Manufactured Homes and Mobile Homes.SDCL 32-6E Regulations of Snowmobiles Franchising Agreements.SDCL 32-6C Regulation of Snowmobile Dealers.SDCL 32-6B Regulation of Vehicle Dealers.SDCL 32-5B Excise Tax on Motor Vehicles.SDCL 32-5 Annual Registration and License Plates.SDCL 32-4 Theft and Misappropriation and License Plates.SDCL 32-3A Title Registration and Taxation of Boats.SDCL 32-3 Title Registration, Liens and Transfers.SDCL 32-1 State Administration of Motor Vehicles.

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The Motor Vehicle Division provides and maintains your motor vehicle records. Online Services Laws & Regulations Driver's Privacy and Protection Act Contact Other Motor Vehicle Resources If you have questions in regards to your driver's license, please contact the Driver's License Office which is a division of the South Dakota Department of Public Safety. In addition to the title, when selling a vehicle the party selling the vehicle should provide to the purchaser a Bill of Sale. An Motor Vehicle or Boat Title & Registration Application must be signed by the record owner(s) or by an authorized agent for the record owner(s). Motor vehicle titling and registration is handled through your local county treasurer’s office. Both the buyer and the seller must follow specific procedures to ensure the title is correctly transferred from one owner to the next. As vehicles are bought and sold, the title becomes the legal documentation of each change in ownership. Over 1.2 million vehicles are registered in South Dakota, all of which are identified by a legal document called a vehicle title.