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Yes. The Nevada DMV VP-242 Trust Affidavit for Exemptions requires notarization before the Nevada DMV will accept it. This form enables qualified individuals to claim veterans or other Governmental Services Tax exemptions when their vehicle is registered in the name of a trust rather than individually.
Lake Mead Mobile Notary provides same-day mobile notarization for VP-242 and trust-related documents throughout Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, North Las Vegas, and all of Clark County. The affiant must present an exemption certificate from their county assessor, valid photo ID, and sign in the notary's presence. Same-day appointments available at your home, office, trust attorney location, or senior community.
Typical VP-242 notarization takes 15-20 minutes with proper identity verification and notarial certificate completion.
Disclaimer: Lake Mead Mobile Notary and its agents are Non-Attorneys and are not authorized to practice law in the State of Nevada. For legal advice or document preparation, please consult a licensed attorney.
The Nevada DMV VP-242 Trust Affidavit for Exemptions is an official form that allows qualifying individuals to claim veterans or other Governmental Services Tax exemptions when their vehicle is registered in the name of a trust. Under Nevada Revised Statutes 371.101 through 371.103, a person with "ownership interest" in a vehicle can obtain exemptions even when the vehicle registration shows the trust name rather than their individual name.
The affiant completing this form must be the same person named on the exemption certificate obtained from their county assessor. They declare under penalty of perjury that they have ownership interest as a direct participant in the trust. This enables the DMV to apply the exemption against Governmental Services Tax owed when registering or renewing the vehicle.
This form must be notarized by a Nevada notary public or authorized DMV representative. Pre-signed or improperly executed VP-242 forms will be rejected by Nevada DMV.
Nevada DMV Official Form | Revised January 2023
Download the current VP-242 PDF directly from Nevada DMV. Complete all required sections including trust name, vehicle information, and affiant details, but do not sign until you're with our notary.
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Visit your county assessor's office to obtain an exemption voucher for "Motor Vehicle or Personal Property" showing your qualification for veterans or other tax exemption. This certificate must be presented with the VP-242.
Fill in trust name, vehicle year/make/model/VIN, affiant information, and ownership declaration. Leave the signature and notary sections blank. No alterations are permitted after signing.
Bring valid government-issued photo ID (Nevada driver's license, state ID, or passport), the exemption certificate, and trust documentation showing your role as trustee or beneficiary.
Book online or call (702) 748-7444 for same-day service anywhere in Las Vegas Valley. We travel to homes, offices, trust attorney locations, and senior communities. Related services include trust notarization.
We verify identity, confirm form completeness, ensure you have the exemption certificate, and answer questions about the process. See related affidavit notarization services.
Sign only in front of the notary public. Pre-signed forms cannot be notarized and will be rejected by Nevada DMV. The signature must be original ink.
We complete the Nevada notarial certificate with required details (date, county, affiant name) and apply the official notary seal. The form is then ready for DMV submission.
Present the notarized VP-242, exemption certificate, and trust documents to Nevada DMV to register or renew your vehicle and claim the exemption against Governmental Services Tax.
The Affiant: Must be the same person named on the exemption certificate from the county assessor. They must personally appear with valid photo ID and the exemption voucher. No pre-signed documents.
Acceptable ID: Nevada driver's license/state ID, U.S. passport, military ID, or other government-issued photo ID. For business trusts, provide FEIN documentation.
Ownership Interest Required: The affiant must be a direct participant in the trust (trustee, beneficiary, or grantor) with ownership interest in the vehicle, even though their name doesn't appear on the registration certificate.
Cannot Sign: Individuals not named on the exemption certificate, those without valid ID, or anyone who doesn't have documented ownership interest in the trust. The exemption certificate and affiant identity must match exactly.
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Fast service anywhere in Henderson, including Anthem Country Club and other senior communities for trust documents.
We travel to Boulder City and Laughlin for veterans and retirees managing trust registrations.
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Experienced with Nevada DMV trust forms and veterans exemption procedures. We prevent common rejection reasons and ensure proper execution. Related estate planning notarization.
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Book online for fast scheduling across Las Vegas Valley. Most VP-242 appointments completed within 24 hours of initial contact, including evenings and weekends.
Proper notarial certificate completion, accurate county designation, and official seal placement ensure DMV acceptance on first submission. No costly rejections or delays.
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"Made claiming my veteran's exemption through the trust simple and fast. Mobile service to my home in Henderson saved me a DMV trip, and the notary explained everything clearly."
"Our trust attorney recommended them for VP-242 notarization. Professional, punctual, and familiar with Nevada DMV trust requirements. All three beneficiaries notarized in one visit."
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Mobile notary for VP-242 and trust documents throughout Las Vegas Valley. Serving veterans, seniors, and trust beneficiaries.
Serving individuals, families, veterans, trust administrators, and estate planning attorneys across Clark County.
Lake Mead Mobile Notary ensures compliant VP-242 execution for veterans and trust beneficiaries claiming Governmental Services Tax exemptions.
We serve Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, Laughlin, North Las Vegas, and all of Clark County with specialized trust and veterans exemption expertise.
Same-day appointments available. Book online or call (702) 748-7444.
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