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Frequently Asked Questions

You have questions? We have answers.

Where is your office located?

     24 Old South River Rd. Edgewater, MD 21037

What is your phone number?

     (833) Tag-of-MD or (833) 824-6363
Due to unusually high call volume, we are limiting our telephone hours so we can better prioritize our clients with confirmed appointments and online orders.

Here is a menu of our services >> https://www.tagofmd.com/services

Book an appointment here >> https://tagofmd.as.me/

Can I contact you by text message?

     Yes you can! Just send a text to (833) 824-6363 and we'll get back to ASAP. Regular text messaging rates apply. 

Do you have a Facebook page?

     Yes we do! If you love your service, leave us a comment. We’d love to hear from you. Click here to check it out. 

What are your office hours?
To serve each of you better-- with no wait time-- we are sitting with customers by
appointment only.

Hours of Operation:

MONDAY: 8am - 5pm
TUESDAY: 8am - 5pm
WEDNESDAY: 8am - 5pm
THURSDAY: 8am - 5pm
FRIDAY: 8am - 5pm
SATURDAY: CLOSED*
SUNDAY: CLOSED*

Here is a menu of our services >> https://www.tagofmd.com/services

Book an appointment here >> https://tagofmd.as.me/

You may drop off transactions and tag returns in our secure drop box 24/7 -
Please include
this Customer Contact Form with your materials.

I just purchased a car from a private owner. What do I need to bring with me in order to get Maryland tags?

     Please book an appointment and bring in the original Title (signed by seller). If the car is 7 years old or younger, please bring and a notarized bill of sale. If you have any questions, feel free to us a message (833) 824-6363 or email us at hello@tagofmd.com and we can confirm what you'll need to bring with you.

Can you help me register my boat?

     Yes we can! We can handle all your vessel transactions with both the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Coast Guard. We can also help you obtain a title and decals for your boat, too. Missing paperwork or your title? We've got you covered. Email us or Call us & leave a message and we’ll contact you with more details. 

When do I need to get a Maryland Safety Inspection on my vehicle?

     You need to get a vehicle safety inspected any time the vehicle transfers ownership. But, you're off the hook if the vehicle is a gift from parent to child, or from spouse to spouse.

Is there convenient parking at your office?

     Yes! We are located in the same building as Silver Star Service Center. Feel free to park in an open spot right in front of the building, and you'll see our entrance on the left side. There's lots of signs-- you can't miss it. 

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I'm new to Maryland. How long do I have to register my vehicle?

     Welcome to Maryland! You are required to register your vehicle within 60 days of moving to the state of Maryland. If you wait longer than 60 days, you won't be eligible for a tax credit for any titling tax paid in any other state, and you may be subject to a citation for an out of state registration. If you have further questions, feel free to call or text us at (833) 824-6363 or email us at hello@tagofmd.com and we'll answer your questions ASAP. 

What do I need to bring with me?

     Great question! Here’s a list of all the documents you’ll need to bring with you depending on which service you need:

   Replacement Title

  1. Valid Driver's License

  2. Owner's registration

  3. Owner's tag number

  4. Owner's Title number

   Duplicate Copy of a Title

  1. Valid Driver's License

  2. Owner's registration

  3. Owner's tag number

  4. Owner's Title number

   Renew your registration (One or two years)

  1. Valid Driver's License

  2. Your registration renewal notice OR your tag number

   Duplicate Registration

  1. Valid Driver's License

  2. Your Tag number

   New Title & Sticker (For scooters & Mopeds)

  1. Valid Driver's License

  2. The original Title or Certificate of Origin (if you have it)

  3. Your auto insurance information (insurance company name & your policy number)

   Substitute Stickers

  1. Valid Driver's License

  2. Your Tag number

   New Title 

  1. Valid Driver's License

  2. The original Title with the seller's signature

  3. Notarized Bill of Sale

  4. Lien Release (if applicable)

   TAG Return 

  1. Valid Driver's License

  2. Your old license plates

   New Title & Tag Transfer - with or without renewal (Vehicle must be MD Safety    Inspected)

  1. Valid Maryland Driver's License

  2. The original Title with the seller's signature

  3. The original MD Safety Inspection Certificate (except Historic, Street Rod, or K-Tags)

  4. The current vehicle registration (this helps, but it's not mandatory)

  5. Your Maryland auto insurance information (insurance company name & your policy number)

  6. Notarized Bill of Sale

  7. Lien Release (if applicable)

   30-Day Temporary Tags for Safety Inspection & Vehicle Repairs

  1. Valid Maryland Driver's License

  2. The original Title with the seller's signature

  3. Your Maryland auto insurance information (Insurance company name & your policy number)

  4. Bill of Sale

  5. Lien Release (if applicable)

   New Title & New License Plates when your vehicle has already passed the Maryland Safety Inspection

  1. Valid Maryland Driver's License

  2. The original Title with the seller's signature

  3. The original MD Safety Inspection Certificate (except Historic, Street Rod, or K-Tags)

  4. Notarized Bill of Sale

  5. Lien Release (if applicable)

How do I get a plate/placard for someone with disabilities?

     In order to get a license plate or placard for persons with disabilities, you need to fill out the Application for Maryland Parking Placards/License Plates for Individuals with a Disability (Form # VR-210). Click here to download this form now. You'll need to ask your doctor/physician to complete the disability certification portion of the application in order to qualify. Then, pop into our office and we'll take care of the rest. 

What are the auto insurance requirements for Maryland?

     Maryland law requires that all motor vehicles registered in the state be insured by a company licensed in Maryland and carry coverage of $20,000 for bodily injury per person, $40,000 for bodily injury for two or more people, and $15,000 for property damage. For more information, we recommend contacting a local insurance agent. Not sure who to reach out to? Email us here and we can send you a list of trusted local insurance agents we love working with.