Car Transport To or From Washington

We designed our processes with our customers in mind so that you can focus your energy on other aspects of your move while we transport your car. Once you fill out our form or contact us directly with all the details needed for transport, we’ll start arranging the process. We will find the best car shipping offers in your area, tailored to your specific expectations and contact the carrier to sign the deal. You won’t have to worry about researching and negotiations – we shall take care of this for you.

When the driver arrives, you will perform an inspection before loading, noting every significant detail regarding its condition. Our team will keep in touch regarding transit-related updates, ensuring that everything goes smoothly. If it does not, we will inform you of the next steps for getting compensation, helping you navigate the complexities of such a process.

When transporting an antique or luxury vehicle to or from Washington, our clients typically demand the highest safety and speed possible. As a result, if you need to ship an automobile, we recommend using our enclosed auto carriers. They're a little more pricey, but they're better in every way.

We go the additional mile for this auto shipping service because most clients use it to transport vintage or premium cars. Because automobiles are shielded from the environment, road debris, and possible thieves, the odds of their being damaged while in transit are significantly reduced. Because the quantity of cars transported is less, they reach their destination faster. You can also transport your exotic or historic cars in a single car carrier.

Scroll up and use the online quote calculator form at the top of this post to get a car shipment pricing estimate. After you've written down your preferred pickup and drop-off locations, click the button. This will open a new window where you must enter a few additional details, no more than six fields. To get a car shipment quote, fill out all of the fields.

Alternatively, you can call us to discuss your specific shipping needs. The phone number, like the form, is at the top of the webpage. Depending on the situation, you can get a rapid response and even a discount if you chat with a staff member directly. Some of our clients receive unique discounts from our company. Call right now to check whether you meet the requirements.

There are a few things to remember if you're having a vehicle towed to or from Washington.

First, ensure you hire a reliable company with interstate towing experience to or from Washington. Many firms claim to be able to handle interstate towing, but not all offer the same service level. It's also vital to remember that Washington and other states have various rules and regulations. Make sure you know the laws in both the state you're leaving and the state you'll be visiting. A competent shipping business should be well-versed in these rules.

You have one month as a new resident of Washington State to title and register your automobile in person or by mail.

Mail-in Registration

You can make a registration request by mailing the following documents to a licensing office:

• A notarized application for a certificate of ownership

• Your previous state's vehicle title

• For automobiles older than ten years, an odometer disclosure

• A certificate proving that your vehicle passed an emission test

• A bill of sale if you purchased the vehicle within the last 90 days

• The payment of any registration costs that may be due

You will receive your registration and vehicle title in the next ten weeks. You may be needed to present proof of sales tax payment when registering an RV, trailer, or motor home.

While proof of insurance is not required during the registration procedure, a valid insurance policy is required in WA. You will almost certainly be fined if you drive around without an insurance card and are stopped by law enforcement.

Military members' registration procedures in Washington vary slightly depending on whether they are residents stationed within the state, in other states, or in WA but residing in another state. Military personnel may be eligible for a usage tax exemption in specific instances.

Members of the military who live in Washington

If you live in Washington and are a member of the military stationed there, you must register your vehicle using the same procedures as civilians. You can register your car by mail if you are a Washington resident serving in the military and are stationed in another state. You must submit the following documents:

• A title application that has been notarized.

• A paperwork establishing the vehicle's ownership.

• For automobiles older than ten years, the odometer disclosure.

• A copy of your military orders stating that you will be stationed outside the state.

• Payment of the necessary registration costs.

• Your LES documents (in copy) verifying your WA residency.

Residents of Washington deployed to another state  

If you registered your car in a state where you served, you could use the license plates while they are still valid when you return to Washington. You'll need to get a new WA vehicle registration when they run out.

Military members from other states stationed in Washington

You do not need to register your vehicle as a non-resident stationed in WA. While your registration and insurance are valid, you can use your home-state license plates. However, if you want to register your vehicle with the State Department of Licensing in Washington, you'll have to undergo the same procedure as civilians. If you're driving a vehicle with license plates from another country, you can keep them until they expire, after which you'll need to register the vehicle in your home state. Those who intend to stay in the state after leaving the military must register their automobiles there.

If you're driving a vehicle with licence plates from another country, you can keep them until they expire, after which you'll need to register the vehicle in your home state. Those who intend to stay in the state after leaving the military must register their automobiles there.

Spokane, Pierce, Snohomish, Clark, and King counties in Washington require emissions testing as part of the car registration procedure. Even in those areas, however, there are several exclusions from emissions tests for:

• Diesel cars weighing less than 6,000 lbs.

• Every diesel vehicle manufactured after 2007.

• A automobile that is newer than 2009 and meets California's emissions regulations.

• Any hybrid automobile with a city fuel economy of 50 mpg or higher.

License Plates 

If you filed the application by mail or had it submitted for you by a dealer, you will receive the license plates in the mail. If you apply in person at the State Department of Licensing in Washington, you'll obtain your plates when you register.

Exporting a car from Washington can be a bit of a process, but if you keep the following things in mind, it should go smoothly!

• You will need an export certificate from the Washington Department of Licensing. You can do this by visiting their website or contacting them by phone.
• Ensure you have all the required documents for exporting a car, such as your vehicle registration and proof of insurance. You can find a complete list of requirements on the Department of Licensing website.
• If you are shipping your car overseas, you must provide its destination country with a Bill of Lading (BOL). This document must be obtained from your shipping company and should list all pertinent information about the vehicle, including its make, model, and VIN.
• Once everything is in order, contact a licensed auto shipper to arrange for transport of your vehicle out of Washington state borders – they will take care of all the necessary paperwork and permits on your behalf so that everything is done legally and correctly!
• Don't forget to cancel your WA state vehicle registration once your car has been successfully exported – otherwise, you continue to accrue penalties and fees.