Are you open on weekends?
No. Inspection stations operated by a partner, such as a Police or Sheriff's department may have different hours of operation. We recommend you call your local MVE/VIN inspection station to confirm inspection times.
Do you close for lunch?
No. Please remain in your vehicle upon arrival. You will be approached by the first-available VIN Inspector. Inspection stations operated by a partner, such as a Police or Sheriff's department may have different hours of operation and/or social distancing procedures. We recommend you call your local VIN inspection station to confirm inspection time.
Where are you located?
VIN Inspection stations are located in every Kansas County. Salvage inspection locations are limited. Please choose Salvage Inspections from the search dropdown if you are in need to that type of inspection. Find a VIN Inspection location.
I purchased a homemade trailer on a bill of sale. How do I get a VIN number and title for it?
You will have to file a Quiet Title action in your local District Court. Then bring your trailer and the final court order to the nearest Kansas Highway Patrol VIN Inspection station for an inspection.
How much does a VIN inspection cost?
Regular Inspections: $20.00Salvage Inspections: $25.00Fees for inspections performed at a KHP Inspection station will be collected by your County Treasurer at the time title/registration work is completed.Inspections performed at a designee location, such as a Sheriffs office, will collect payment at the time of inspection. The form of payment is up to the designee location.If
Does the vehicle owner need to be present at the inspection?
No, anyone can act as an agent of the owner and bring the vehicle in for inspection.
I purchased a trailer from out-of-state and the VIN number is missing. How do I get a replacement VIN?
The Kansas Highway Patrol MVE trooper or his/her assistant in your area needs to inspect the trailer. If they can find a secondary way to identify the trailer, a replacement number will be assigned.
What do I need to do to title and tag my homemade trailer?
You will need to bring your trailer and appropriate documents to the nearest Kansas Highway Patrol MVE/VIN inspection station for an inspection. Required documents will vary depending on who built it, its size or weight, and its intended use. We recommend you call you nearest Kansas Highway Patrol VIN inspection station for guidance before you
What do I need if I have a Salvage Title?
Salvage inspections are only performed at Kansas Highway Patrol VIN Inspection Stations. The most common items you will need are: The original receipts for all parts purchased and replaced Work order for repairs made Photos of the vehicle showing damage prior to repair Any additional documents associated with the repair of the vehicle If used
If I install the required equipment (brake/tail lights, headlights, turn signals) on my ATV/UTV, can I make it street legal and tag it?
No. If a vehicle was originally manufactured for off-road/Non-highway use, it is not street legal. Only the vehicle manufacturer can change that designation.
