We are in the southwest corner of the Kmart shopping center on the corner of Washington Avenue and Meeker Street in downtown Kent
Yes. If you choose to renew your registration online through the Department of Licensing website or in our office for an additional fee.
Most likely no. Some years ago, in order to alleviate the chronic long lines at offices which were occurring on the last few days of the month, the State Law was changed to provide a “day-to-day” licensing system. Most often your tabs expire at midnight one year to the day after the vehicle was first licensed in Washington. You need to check your registration certificate or renewal notice to determine the exact date your vehicle expires.
No. Your tabs expire on midnight of the date on the registration, and most law enforcement agencies now have computers in their vehicles to immediately check this date. If you are on public roads after that date, your vehicle registration has expired.
That depends on the situation. If you use the roads, you need to purchase tabs. However, in certain circumstances, such as if the car is to be stored on your own personal property and not used at all during the licensing year, you may skip that year. It is important to note that the entire year must be skipped, and you can license the vehicle no earlier than one day after the licensing period expires. Further, if you have your vehicle on rented or leased property (such as in an apartment or condominium parking lot) you may be required by your landlord or lessor to keep your vehicle tabs current. A person can purchase their license tabs anytime, however, they are subject to full license tab fees even if the remaining period is of a short duration. Please feel free to contact us if you have further questions about this matter
All vessels registrations in Washington expire at midnight on June 30 of the year licensed.
