Part I of the Nevada DMV VP-254 Motorcycle Highway Use Affidavit can only be completed and certified by a Nevada licensed motorcycle dealer or a Nevada registered motorcycle repair shop—general automotive mechanics, unlicensed repair facilities, and motorcycle owners themselves are explicitly prohibited from certifying this section. Part I requires a detailed safety inspection of the converted motorcycle to verify it meets mechanical and equipment standards for highway operation. The licensed dealer or registered shop must physically inspect all required safety equipment including functional headlights, tail lights, brake lights, turn signals, mirrors, horn, properly secured license plate bracket, and working brakes meeting Nevada standards. They certify under penalty of perjury that the motorcycle is mechanically safe for highway use and equipped with all legally mandated safety components. The inspector must provide their Nevada dealer license number or repair shop registration number on the form. Lake Mead Mobile Notary cannot notarize Part I—this section requires a specific professional certification, not standard notarization. However, once Parts I and II are complete, we provide mobile notarization for Part III (owner's sworn statement) throughout Seven Hills, Mountains Edge, Fremont East, and all of Clark County. Common mistake: Having a friend who's a general automotive mechanic complete Part I. The DMV will reject the entire VP-254 if Part I isn't certified by a properly licensed motorcycle-specific facility. After the dealer/shop completes Part I, you must take the motorcycle to the DMV for VIN verification (Part II) before scheduling notarization of your signature in Part III. Our mobile notarization service coordinates with your schedule once all prior certifications are obtained.

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