Dealer Information
Welcome to the Dealer Services section of the Alaska DMV website. Here, we offer essential information on the operation and regulatory requirements for dealerships in Alaska. As a vital link between vehicle manufacturers and customers, dealerships provide a diverse selection of vehicles, manage sales transactions, and deliver crucial maintenance and repair services.
To operate a dealership in Alaska, obtaining a dealer license from the DMV is mandatory. Our responsibility is to manage the licensing process, ensuring all applicants comply with the state's dealership operation laws and regulations. We offer detailed guidance and support throughout the application process, facilitating the development of trustworthy and law-abiding dealerships across the state.
Additionally, it's important to note that selling six or more vehicles annually requires adherence to specific guidelines, especially for those dealing in used cars, to ensure consumer protection and fair business practices. Whether you're an experienced industry professional or new to the auto trade, the DMV is dedicated to supporting your journey to establish a successful dealership in Alaska.
Resources
- Interested in Becoming a Dealer? (pdf)
- Renew Your Existing Dealer License
- Current Dealer List (pdf)
- Current Dealer List (xlsx)
- File a Motor Vehicle Complaint
- Tips for Mailing in Title Applications
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- Other Forms
Registration and Tax Charts
If a vehicle has never been registered in Alaska, is registering commercially for the first time or a previous registration was expired more than 12 months from the current month and year use the most recent tax chart available below.
- 2025 Tax Charts:
- Expired or 1st registration in 2025
- 2024 Tax Charts:
- Expired or 1st registration in 2024
- 2023 Tax Charts:
- Expired or 1st registration in 2023
- 2022 Tax Charts:
- Expired or 1st registration in 2022