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Motor vehicle tag/title registrations can be processed at the Bonny Oaks branch office located at 6135 Heritage Park Drive, or in Room 101 Courthouse located at 625 Georgia Avenue

 

Vehicle registration renewals can be done online or by mail.

 

Welcome to County Clerk Anytime, our 24-hour virtual branch office.  During your visit:

• Renew most vehicle tags.
• Pre-apply for your marriage license.
• Apply for a county business license.
• Gather info about documents needed when visiting one of our offices.
• Search or Request open records.
• Bookmark our site by clicking here.

The County Clerk's office has but one goal in mind -- to serve busy citizens efficiently with an added dimension of customer service.  The menus to the left and above will accompany you throughout the site to help zoom in on various topics of interest.

 

If you have questions, we will either know the answer or find the answer.

 

Cordially,

 

Air Pollution Board Emission Testing Update Update June 22, 2020: Vehicle Emission Testing remains in effect prior to titling or renewing a vehicle registration until repeal is approved by the United State Environment Protection Agency (EPA). All area testing centers are open with limited contact testing and contactless payment. To view area testing centers hours of operation and Opus Inspection’s updated COVID-19 policies and procedures visit www.tnvip.org. All tag renewals require an emission test. Emission testing remains in effect prior to titling or renewing a vehicle registration until repeal is approved by the United States Environment Protection Agency (EPA).   The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation announced in May 2019 that they will recommend elimination of emission testing in counties, including Hamilton. The State Implementation Plan revisions eliminating the vehicle emissions testing program were submitted to the EPA on February 27, 2020. The program will end 120 days after the EPA approves the State Implementation Plan revisions. Updates will be posted as they become available. EMISSIONS TESTING PROGRAM (June 2018 Update): Frequently Asked Questions and Timeframe from the TN Department of Environment and Conservation