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RV Title Transfer in Mississippi

Transferring an RV title in Mississippi differs by RV type — motorhomes title as motor vehicles while travel trailers and fifth wheels title as trailers with separate forms and fees. Here is the complete Mississippi guide.

Varies by state
Title Fee
RV title fees range from $15 (Ohio) to $150 (Illinois). Contact your state DMV for the current fee schedule.
1–6 Weeks
Processing Time
Processing time depends on your state DMV. Allow extra time for heavy or unusual RVs that may require additional verification.
No
Inspection Required
Inspection requirements for RVs vary by state. Motorhomes are more likely to require inspection than towable trailers.
Yes
Trailer Title Required
Most states require a title for travel trailers, fifth wheels, and larger towable RVs. Very small or light trailers may be registration-only.

RV Types Titled in Mississippi

Your state DMV classifies motorhomes as motor vehicles and towable RVs as trailers. Each type follows slightly different title and registration rules.

Class A Motorhome
Class B Van Camper
Class C Motorhome
Fifth Wheel
Travel Trailer
Pop-Up Camper

Motorhome vs Trailer Title

Motorhome (Self-Propelled)

Motorhomes (self-propelled) title as motor vehicles.

The most important distinction: a motorhome and a travel trailer are titled differently in every state. Make sure you are using the correct form for the RV type.

Travel Trailer / Fifth Wheel

Most states require a title for travel trailers, fifth wheels, and larger towable RVs. Very small or light trailers may be registration-only.

Required Documents in Mississippi

RV title requirements vary by state and RV type. Always verify current requirements with your state DMV before completing the transaction.

1Signed original title
2State title application form
3Odometer disclosure (if required for vehicle age/weight)
4Lien release if vehicle is financed
5Bill of sale or purchase documentation

Weight and Registration in Mississippi

Varies by state

Many states use GVWR to determine registration fees. Heavy Class A motorhomes may require commercial registration in some states.

Mississippi — RV Ownership Context

RV title transfers follow the same basic process as car titles, with two key differences: (1) motorhomes vs. trailers use different forms in most states, and (2) weight-based fees can make large RV registration significantly more expensive than passenger car registration.

RV Title Transfer FAQ — Mississippi

How do I transfer an RV title in Mississippi?

In Mississippi, RV title transfers follow the same basic process as car titles. You need Signed original title, State title application form, Odometer disclosure (if required for vehicle age/weight). Motorhomes title as motor vehicles; travel trailers and fifth wheels title separately as trailers. Submit to the Your State DMV. Processing takes 1–6 Weeks.

Do I need an inspection to transfer an RV title in Mississippi?

Mississippi does not require a vehicle inspection for RV title transfers. Inspection requirements for RVs vary by state. Motorhomes are more likely to require inspection than towable trailers.

What is the difference between a motorhome and travel trailer title in Mississippi?

Motorhomes (self-propelled) title as motor vehicles; travel trailers and fifth wheels title separately as trailers. The most important distinction: a motorhome and a travel trailer are titled differently in every state. Make sure you are using the correct form for the RV type.

How much does it cost to transfer an RV title in Mississippi?

The title fee in Mississippi is Varies by state. RV title fees range from $15 (Ohio) to $150 (Illinois). Contact your state DMV for the current fee schedule. Registration fees are separate and depend on the RV's weight (Varies by state).

Submit Through

Your State DMV

https://dmv.org

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