FAQs
No problem. Visit one of our locations and we will assist you with getting a duplicate. Just bring in your valid driver's license and one of the following: license plate number, VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), or proof of insurance.
First, report the theft to local police station immediately to document the incident. Next, FastPass can help you apply.
Title transfer between individuals must be notarized. All sellers listed on the front of the title and the buyer(s) must be present to sign. If the seller(s) can’t be there, he/she must sign in front of two witnesses, and both witnesses must be present at the transfer with valid state-issued IDs. Bring the signed title, and if the buyer needs a plate, also bring proof of insurance in the buyer’s name for the purchased vehicle. FastPass will take care of the rest!
Title transfer fees start at $76.50, plus sales tax based on the sales price, purchase date, and the buyer’s residential address. Additional fees, if applicable, may include a license plate fee and a mortgage fee.
Click here to estimate parish taxes.
Click here for more information on all fees.
For a personalized estimate, visit any of our FastPass locations. We accept cash, debit cards, and credit cards for title transfer payments.
Bring in your vehicle registration or renewal notice, as well as valid proof of insurance and driver’s license. FastPass can renew your plate on the spot.
If you received a vehicle as a gift, the title transfer must be completed by an Act of Donation and notarized as an authentic act. You’ll need the original vehicle title. Everyone listed on the front of the title must be present to sign. The receiver of the vehicle must also be present to sign. If a license plate is needed, bring proof of insurance for the vehicle in the recipient’s name. FastPass will handle the rest.
Yes. To avoid fines for having no insurance, you must cancel your license plate before cancelling your liability insurance. If you’d like to keep the same plate for future use, that’s no problem! Simply visit any FastPass location to sign a Statement of Non-Use. Once that’s done, the plate must be removed from the vehicle.
No problem. You can visit one of our offices and we will assist you with getting a duplicate. If your name appears on the title of a vehicle, you’ll need to bring valid proof of insurance. Be ready to take a new photo.
Class E driver’s licenses are valid for six years. The standard cost, excluding any endorsements or late fees, is $32.50, plus a $23.00 convenience fee. For a comprehensive list of all applicable driver’s license fees, click here.
Driver’s license renewals can be done 180 days (six months) before expiration date.
The state requires a new photo to be taken for all renewals, duplicates, or any updates to your license. This ensures that your records remain accurate and up to date.
Yes, but first you’ll need to update your name with the Social Security Administration and wait at least 24 hours, then bring the confirmation letter they issue. You’ll also need a certified copy of your name change documents, such as a marriage license, divorce decree, court order, or birth certificate. You’ll also need a valid proof of insurance if you're listed on a vehicle title.
Out-of-State Transfer Requirements - Provide all of the following:
- Out-of-state driver’s license
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Your most recently issued license from a previous state (must be surrendered)
You will need to provide a driving record, containing name, date of birth, and driver’s license number, if you are unable to provide your driver’s license from the last state of issuance and you are from the following states: California, Connecticut, Illinois, Kentucky, Nevada, Oklahoma, Vermont, or West Virginia
- One primary document
- One secondary document
- Proof of residence
Exception – If a Louisiana license or identification card was previously issued that can be reviewed through the Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) photo database and the applicant can be clearly be identified, only one additional identification document is required.
Yes, you can add a Veteran indicator to your Louisiana Driver’s License. You’ll need to provide one proof of discharge from the military. Click here for the list of acceptable discharge documents. We discount our convenience fee to our veterans - thank you for your service!!
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Yes, we do charge a convenience fee in addition to standard Office of Motor Vehicles fees. As a Public Tag Agent, we’re authorized to collect a $23.00 convenience fee for processing your transaction. If additional documents are required, minimal additional charges may apply. What do you get in return? A faster, friendlier experience. Our team is here to answer questions and make sure your transaction is done right. Most customers are in and out in 15 minutes or less!
Yes—we’re proud to support the heroes who serve our communities and country. We offer special discounts for military personnel, first responders, and teachers as a token of our gratitude.
A No Insurance (NI) Flag is placed on your license when the State of Louisiana is notified that your vehicle insurance has lapsed or been canceled. Insurance providers send these notifications electronically to the state. This happens often in error if you’ve recently switched insurance companies. We’ll research the cause, explain the issue, and guide you in collecting any required documents to help clear the flag and avoid unnecessary penalties.
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We are here to help! Give us a call or stop by at one of our locations. We will research the issue to determine why the flag was placed on your record. If it's an error, we’ll guide you through the steps to remove it without paying unnecessary fines to the Office of Motor Vehicles. We’ll also help you gather any required documents to resolve it.
No problem. Visit one of our locations and we will assist you with getting a duplicate. Just bring in your valid driver's license and one of the following: license plate number, VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), or proof of insurance.
First, report the theft to local police station immediately to document the incident. Next, FastPass can help you apply.
Title transfer between individuals must be notarized. All sellers listed on the front of the title and the buyer(s) must be present to sign. If the seller(s) can’t be there, he/she must sign in front of two witnesses, and both witnesses must be present at the transfer with valid state-issued IDs. Bring the signed title, and if the buyer needs a plate, also bring proof of insurance in the buyer’s name for the purchased vehicle. FastPass will take care of the rest!
Title transfer fees start at $76.50, plus sales tax based on the sales price, purchase date, and the buyer’s residential address. Additional fees, if applicable, may include a license plate fee and a mortgage fee.
Click here to estimate parish taxes.
Click here for more information on all fees.
For a personalized estimate, visit any of our FastPass locations. We accept cash, debit cards, and credit cards for title transfer payments.
Bring in your vehicle registration or renewal notice, as well as valid proof of insurance and driver’s license. FastPass can renew your plate on the spot.
If you received a vehicle as a gift, the title transfer must be completed by an Act of Donation and notarized as an authentic act. You’ll need the original vehicle title. Everyone listed on the front of the title must be present to sign. The receiver of the vehicle must also be present to sign. If a license plate is needed, bring proof of insurance for the vehicle in the recipient’s name. FastPass will handle the rest.
Yes. To avoid fines for having no insurance, you must cancel your license plate before cancelling your liability insurance. If you’d like to keep the same plate for future use, that’s no problem! Simply visit any FastPass location to sign a Statement of Non-Use. Once that’s done, the plate must be removed from the vehicle.
Walk-ins welcome, but we take appointments too!
You’ll leave FastPass with that Fast Lane Feeling, accomplished but also calm and relaxed. We are committed to making the entire process easy and effective.
