Car permit · Licenses and permits
Once you become a resident of Alaska, how long do you have to register a vehicle you brought from another state?
Correct answer: 10 days.
Answer options
- A10 days Correct
- B30 days
- C5 days
Why
Alaska gives new residents, and anyone who starts a job in the state, a 10-day window to register a vehicle brought from elsewhere. Keeping out-of-state plates on it past that point breaks the law.
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