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Dual Registration or TEMPORARY REGISTRATION FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLES

What is Dual Registration?

Some commercial vehicles operate in more than one jurisdiction. These vehicles must pay total registration fees in Alaska. Titles and registrations for vehicles operated in jurisdictions other than Alaska should remain with the owner and/or operator of the vehicle.

A mutual example of duel registration is a Canadian owned vehicle that operates regularly between Alaska and Canada. These vehicles may acquire a dual registration and the vehicle may display more than than one valid plate and have more than 1 valid registration certificate.

How exercise I apply for Dual Registration in Alaska?

The following items are required to be submitted to your local DMV Office:

Current registration from another jurisdiction (Photocopy is acceptable)
Application for Title & Registration
Fees
USDOT Number, Tax ID Number and number of axles (see Commercial Vehicle Registration)
Motor Carrier Identification Study form updated in the last 24 months
Canadian Vehicles - Delight note: you must provide proof of the U.S. Heavy Vehicle Use Tax payment or exemption at the time of awarding. Delight meet: Commercial Vehicle Registration

Temporary Registration for Truck or Trailer (TRT)

A temporary registration for truck or trailer may be purchased for commercial vehicles registered in another state/providence but non registered in the State of Alaska. This temporary registration is valid for up to xxx days and tin can be obtained online at myalaska.gov under the Measurement Standards and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement link. The vehicle must have a electric current registration in a different state/providence and the company'southward USDOT number must accept been updated inside the last 24 months.

TRTs may also be obtained at the Tok Counterbalance Station or the Tok DMV. Unregistered vehicles that proceed beyond Tok will be subject to citations and may exist liable in any incident involving an unregistered vehicle.

Questions regarding TRTs may exist directed to the Tok Weigh Station at one-907-883-4591.

Fees:
$350.00 for Trucks, Vans, Truck Tractor, or Commercial Omnibus
$10.00 for Trailer or Semi-Trailer

MyAlaska TRT Instructions

Temporary Registrations are non refundable.

Revised 08/03/2018 iv:24 PM