The Wichita and Affiliated Tribes Tag Office may register the following types of vehicles, provided all eligibility requirements and documentation are met:

• Passenger vehicles (cars, sedans, coupes)
• Pickup trucks
• SUVs and vans
• Motorcycles
• Trailers (utility, cargo, and similar non-commercial trailers)
• Recreational vehicles (RVs), including motorhomes

In Person:
Cash, Debit Card, Checks, Cashier Checks, and Money Orders.

By Mail:
Personal Checks, Cashier Checks, Money Order, or the One-Time Credit/Debit Card Authorization Form.

The following vehicles cannot be registered through the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes Tag Office:

• Vehicles not titled in the name of an enrolled Wichita and Affiliated Tribes member
• Vehicles with unresolved title issues or missing ownership documentation
• Salvage or junk vehicles, unless proper rebuilt or restored documentation is provided
• Vehicles used for illegal purposes or prohibited activities
• Vehicles that do not meet insurance or lien documentation requirements

Yes. All new vehicle registrations must be completed in person by appointment only. This allows staff to review original documents, verify ownership, and ensure compliance.

If all required documents are not provided, your appointment will need to be rescheduled.

In addition, abusive, threatening, or disrespectful behavior toward staff will not be tolerated. Customers who are rude, disruptive, or uncooperative may be asked to leave and reschedule their appointment. The Tag Office is committed to maintaining a safe, respectful, and professional environment for staff and the public.

Not all titles require notarization. Requirements may vary depending on the issuing state or tribal authority. We recommend reviewing your title carefully and confirming notarization requirements before your appointment.

If you are unsure whether your title requires notarization, please contact the Tag Office prior to your appointment for guidance.

A bill of sale may be required, depending on the circumstances of the transaction and the information provided on the title. The Tag Office may request a bill of sale to verify the purchase price, date of sale, or ownership transfer.

Regardless of whether a bill of sale is required, the vehicle title must be completed in its entirety before registration can be processed.

The title must include all of the following:

• Name of purchaser
• Purchaser’s address (street, city, state, and ZIP code)
• Purchase price
• Date the vehicle was sold
• Buyer’s signature
• Buyer’s signature date

This requirement applies to both non-notary states and notary states. Titles that are incomplete, altered, or missing required information cannot be accepted and will result in the registration being delayed or the appointment being rescheduled.

Personalized tags are available for an additional, non-refundable fee of $50.00, which is separate from standard registration fees.

To request a personalized tag:

• A Personalized Tag Application must be completed and submitted.
• All personalized tag requests are subject to approval by the Tax Administrator.

Personalized tag guidelines:

• Up to seven (7) letters maximum
• Letters only
• No single-letter tags
• No numbers, hyphens, or symbols
• No profanity, vulgar language, or offensive wording

Processing time:
Personalized tag requests may take up to twelve (12) weeks to process. Approval and availability are not guaranteed.

Personalized tags will not be ordered until the application has been reviewed and approved.

No. The Tag Office does not mail titles unless the title is being sent directly to a lienholder.

If you are requesting a duplicate title, you must appear in person to complete the request. This requirement helps ensure proper identity verification and document security.

Yes. The Wichita and Affiliated Tribes Tag Office offers Veteran tags to eligible enrolled tribal members who meet veteran eligibility requirements.

To qualify, the applicant must:

• Be an enrolled member of the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes
• Provide a DD-214
• Meet all standard vehicle registration requirements

Please note: Eligible veterans are limited to two (2) Veteran plates.

Once documents have been mailed out by the Tag Office, we are not responsible for delays, loss, or damage caused by the postal service.

If your renewal paperwork, decal, or documents are lost in the mail, you may be required to:

• Pay any applicable replacement fees
• Appear in person, if required, to reissue documents
• File police report

We strongly recommend verifying your mailing address before completing your transaction and contacting the Tag Office promptly if your documents do not arrive within a reasonable timeframe.

If your license plate (tag) or registration decal is lost or stolen, you must report the issue to the Tag Office as soon as possible.

You will be required to:

• Appear in person to request a replacement
• Provide a police report
• Complete a Lost or Stolen Tag/Decal Affidavit
• Pay all applicable replacement fees

Replacement tags or decals will not be issued until all required documentation has been submitted and verified.

Yes. Vehicles registered with the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes are still required to pay all applicable tolls and turnpike fees when traveling on toll roads.

Wichita Tribal vehicle registration does not exempt drivers from:

• Toll road or turnpike charges
• Plate-based toll billing
• Late fees, penalties, or enforcement actions related to unpaid tolls

Drivers are responsible for ensuring tolls are paid, whether through a toll transponder, pay-by-plate system, or other accepted payment method.

Failure to pay tolls may result in fees, fines, or collection actions issued by the toll authority.

Yes. All drivers operating a vehicle are required to comply with applicable state and local traffic laws when driving on public roadways, regardless of where the vehicle is registered.

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Obeying traffic laws and posted speed limits
• Carrying a valid driver’s license
• Maintaining current vehicle insurance
• Complying with lawful instructions from law enforcement

Wichita Tribal vehicle registration does not exempt a driver from state or local traffic laws.

If you are operating a vehicle registered with the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes and are stopped by law enforcement, you should be prepared to provide the following:

• Wichita and Affiliated Tribes Motor Vehicle Registration
• Current insurance verification card
• Valid Oklahoma Driver’s License.