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How to Replace a Lost Texas Vehicle Registration Receipt

Lost the receipt that proves your Texas vehicle registration? TxDMV provides a duplicate-receipt process using Form VTR-275, identification and the current duplicate-receipt fee.

Updated September 1, 2026

Quick answer

TxDMV says a duplicate receipt for the current registration period can be requested with Form VTR-275, a copy of current government-issued photo identification and a $2 fee. Requests may be made through TxDMV or a county tax office using the methods the agency allows.

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What TxDMV requires for a duplicate receipt

TxDMV's current FAQ lists three core items: a completed Request for Texas Motor Vehicle Information (Form VTR-275), a copy of the applicant's current driver license or other government-issued photo identification, and the $2 duplicate-receipt fee.

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Where to submit the request

TxDMV says duplicate registration receipts may be requested in person or by mail. Its FAQ directs motorists to TxDMV regional service centers or local county tax offices and explains the payment method for mailed requests. County payment methods can differ.

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Receipt versus registration sticker

A duplicate registration receipt is not the same transaction as replacing a lost registration sticker. TxDMV publishes a separate replacement-sticker process and fee, so use the form that matches what is actually missing.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a duplicate Texas registration receipt?+

TxDMV currently lists a $2 fee for a duplicate registration receipt for the current registration period.

What form replaces a lost Texas registration receipt?+

TxDMV currently directs applicants to Form VTR-275, Request for Texas Motor Vehicle Information.

Is a lost registration receipt the same as a lost sticker?+

No. TxDMV treats a duplicate registration receipt and a replacement registration sticker as separate transactions with different requirements and fees.

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Official links used in this guide

TexasDefined explains the system and helps route you to the right place. Current fees, eligibility, deadlines, appointments, rules and transactions should be confirmed with the responsible official source.