Form BMV 4625. Application for Registration by Mail

Form BMV 4625 is the Application for Registration by Mail used by the Ohio BMV. The main purpose of this form is to provide an application for vehicle registration that can be submitted by mail instead of visiting a BMV office in person.

The form typically consists of sections where the applicant provides their personal information, including their name, address, and vehicle details. Additionally, the form may require information about the vehicle's make, model, year, and vehicle identification number (VIN).

The key fields in this form are the applicant's personal information and the vehicle details. These details are essential for processing the registration application and ensuring that the vehicle is registered correctly under the applicant's name.

When filling out the form, the vehicle owner should ensure that all their information is accurately stated, and they provide the necessary details about their vehicle. Additionally, they should include any required supporting documents or fees, if applicable.

An example scenario for using Form BMV 4625 would be when a vehicle owner needs to renew their vehicle registration but prefers to do it by mail rather than visiting a BMV office in person. The owner would complete this form, providing their personal information and the required vehicle details. They would then mail the completed form and any necessary documents or fees to the BMV for processing and issuance of the renewed registration.

No additional documents are generally required to complete this form if the vehicle owner is renewing their registration. However, if there are any changes in ownership or other specific circumstances, the BMV may request additional documentation or verification.

Related forms or alternatives may include online registration renewal options or in-person registration renewal at BMV offices. The specific registration requirements and processes may vary depending on the state's regulations and available methods for registration renewal.