Oklahoma Utility Trailer Registration & Titling
Last reviewed: January 2025 · Source: Oklahoma motor vehicle authority
This guide covers everything you need to know about registering and titling a utility trailer in Oklahoma. All title and registration work is handled at the County Tag Agent Office.
- Title threshold: All trailers
- Handled at: County Tag Agent Office
- Key form: 701-7
- Title fee: $11.00
Standard Title Transfer
Bring to your County Tag Agent Office:
- Original title signed by the seller
- Completed 701-7 (title application)
- Bill of sale (strongly recommended)
- Your Oklahoma driver's license or state ID
- Payment for title fee ($11.00) plus registration fees
No Title Available
If no title is available for a trailer that requires one, Oklahoma offers a bonded title path. See our national guide:
Bonded Title Process (National Guide)
Homemade Trailers
Homemade trailers need a state-assigned VIN before they can be titled. Contact your County Tag Agent Office to arrange an inspection. See our guide:
Homemade Trailer Titling Guide
Does Oklahoma require a bill of sale for trailer transfers?
A bill of sale is strongly recommended even where not legally required. It documents the purchase price for any applicable taxes, establishes the transaction date, and protects both parties. Always get one when buying or selling a trailer in Oklahoma.
How long does it take to get a title in Oklahoma?
Standard title applications in Oklahoma are processed at the County Tag Agent Office. Registration and plates are typically issued same-day at the office window. The physical title certificate is mailed to you within 2–6 weeks depending on state processing times.
Can I register an out-of-state trailer in Oklahoma?
Yes. Bring the out-of-state title signed over to you, your Oklahoma ID, the completed 701-7 application, and fee payment to your County Tag Agent Office. They will issue a Oklahoma title in your name. This is a standard process and does not require a bonded title.