Overview of NMVTIS Dealer Laws Across the U.S.
The National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) is a federal vehicle history program, but each state determines how dealers and DMVs must use it. This map summarizes which states have explicit NMVTIS dealer laws, which integrate NMVTIS data through DMVs, and which are considering new compliance measures.
NMVTIS Compliance Status by State
| State | Compliance Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| California | Mandatory Dealer Compliance | AB 1215 requires NMVTIS disclosure for all retail used-car sales. |
| Oregon | Mandatory Dealer Compliance (2026) | SB 840 requires NMVTIS reports and red sticker disclosure. |
| Virginia | Branded Title Disclosure | Requires disclosure of branded titles using NMVTIS data. |
| Texas | Title Branding Integration | DMV systems verify NMVTIS data before title issuance. |
| Arizona | Dealer Disclosure Rule | Requires branded title awareness and reporting via NMVTIS. |
| Florida | DMV Integration | FLHSMV uses NMVTIS for title verification and fraud prevention. |
| Georgia | DMV Integration | Integrates NMVTIS into all title processing systems. |
| Illinois | DMV Integration | NMVTIS-linked title validation and fraud checks. |
| Nevada | DMV Integration | Real-time NMVTIS verification before issuing new titles. |
How to Use This Map
- Dealers: Identify your state’s requirements and confirm if NMVTIS reports are mandatory or optional.
- Consumers: Check whether your state discloses branded-title history during vehicle purchases.
- Lawmakers: Monitor state-level adoption of NMVTIS mandates to close compliance gaps.
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