EC 018 - Odometer Certification for Emission Exemption 2025

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The document outlines the requirements for obtaining an odometer certification for emission exemption in Nevada for vehicles with Classic Vehicle, Classic Rod, or Old Timer license plates. It details the necessary information to be provided by vehicle owners when applying for or renewing registration, including proof of insurance and odometer readings. The document also warns against fraudulent applications and specifies penalties for violations.

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Do I need a smog check to renew my registration in Nevada?

Early renewals must be done in person at the DMV. Your vehicle requires a smog check. Nevada requires an emissions test every year. Your vehicle registration is suspended for a lapse of insurance coverage.

Can I register my car without smog in Nevada?

Nevadas Smog Requirements Nevada law makes it mandatory to bring a vehicle in for certain inspections before you can register the car. The main inspection law has to do with smog and vehicle emissions, but this is only necessary if you are based in the areas of Clark or Washoe county.

Can you register a car without smog in Nevada?

Emission inspections are required for most initial vehicle registrations as well as annual renewals in the state of Nevada for those located within the heavily populated and urban counties of Clark and Washoe. If your vehicle is due for testing, your mailed renewal will indicate its time to do so.

Does Nevada DMV require smog check?

DRIVING NEVADA n emission inspection is required t used motor-vehicle registrations and for each annual renewal. Emission tests are valid for 90 days or, with a Dealer Report of Sale, 180 days.

How do I get a smog exemption in Nevada?

To claim the emissions exemption each year, you must complete the Odometer Certification for Emission Exemption (EC 018) to certify that you have driven the vehicle 5,000 miles or less. (NRS 445B. 760 and NAC 445B. 574).