What State Will Let Me Title My Truck As A Non Resident?

Check with OOIDA, I think Oklahoma is one.
I'm not an 0/0 so haven't had to deal with that.

 

I was leased to Crete Carrier. My truck was titled in Nebraska. I am a NC resident. I later leased onto a NC based company. I handed over my Nebraska title and the company gave me a NC tag and I then received a NC title in the mail.

 

So you want to dodge paying your fees to this state but want the privlege to live here and not pay your part for tearing up the roads ?..lol OKC used to let you do that years ago.not sure if you still can

 

I have a title in Ga. But have the trk. licensed in Il. Title still Ga.
You might look into Ok. like other posters have steted, but you will need what they call a resident agent for that state..

 

I don't think Oklahoma still allows those without a physical address to title or tag in the state. They got into a big lawsuit with Illinios several years ago for allow so many non residents to title in Oklahoma and then Oklahoma supposedly did not pay the state their fair share of the fees. I think it was after that when most states started to require proof of residency. If your company is based in Oregon, you might be able to use their address or even find a PO Box in the state.

 

You may have to start a LLC in that state to legally title it in that state.

 

Not a terrible idea. DE and NV are still popular for that. Also nice having those states laws working for you.

 

I know a guy who lived in California and titled his equipment in Oregon or Washington. I don't remember which. He used a relative's physical address.

 

I remember that now, I think it was Ohio that filed the lawsuit against Oklahoma. The problem was that the outfit in Oklahoma was averaging miles instead of using actual miles.