Nevada Vehicle Power of Attorney (VP 136)

How to authorize someone else to handle your vehicle title and registration transactions in Nevada.

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What Is a Vehicle Power of Attorney?

A Vehicle Power of Attorney (Form VP 136) allows you to authorize another person — called an agent — to sign title or registration documents on your behalf. This is commonly used when the vehicle owner cannot be present for DMV transactions, such as when using a third-party service provider like Speedy DMV Services.

When Is It Required?

When a third party (like Speedy DMV Services) is handling your registration or title transfer
When the vehicle owner is out of state or unable to appear in person
When a dealer is processing paperwork on behalf of a buyer or seller
When a family member is handling DMV transactions for another family member

Requirements

Must be completed on Form VP 136 (available at dmv.nv.gov)
Must be notarized — a notary public must witness and stamp the document
Must specify the exact transactions the agent is authorized to perform
Must include the vehicle information (VIN, year, make, model)
The agent must present the original POA (not a copy) when conducting transactions

Notary Services

Speedy DMV Services offers notary services to help you properly execute a Vehicle Power of Attorney. Our notary can witness your signature and provide the required notarization for your POA document.

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