- Are there any exceptions to the reporting requirements?
- When do I report odometer mileage readings?
- How do I report the odometer mileage?
Are there any exceptions to the reporting requirements?
Yes, reporting the odometer mileage reading is encouraged, but not mandatory if:
- The vehicle is 10 years old or older,
- The vehicle is a commercial vehicle with a gross vehicle weight above 16,000 pounds,
- The vehicle is a non-motorized vehicle.
When do I report odometer mileage readings?
Odometer mileage readings are mandatory when:
- A motor vehicle is initially registered or when the ownership is transferred, or
- A new title is required for any reason, or
- You renew your vehicle’s registration.
How do I report the odometer mileage?
Enter the mileage on the Certificate of Title in the section designated for the disclosure of odometer reading (see example below):
I certify to the best of my knowledge that the ODOMETER READING is the ACTUAL MILEAGE of the vehicle unless one of the following statements is checked:
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ODOMETER READING -----MILES (NO TENTHS) |
[ ] 1.The mileage stated is in excess of its mechanical limits. (Mileage exceeds 99,999 miles) [ ] 2.The odometer reading is not the actual mileage.----- WARNING----- ODOMETER DISCREPANCY |
FEDERAL and State Law requires that you state the mileage in connection with transfer of ownership. Failure to complete ODOMETER STATEMENT OR providing a FALSE STATEMENT may result in fines and/or imprisonment.
