Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles
Nevada OHV-010 Change of Address
Update the address on one owner's Nevada off-highway vehicle registration records.
What is OHV-010 used for?
Use the current one-page OHV-010 to update the mailing or physical address for up to four Nevada off-highway vehicles owned by one person or business. Docgle prepares the official PDF for you to review, print, sign, date, and mail.
Prepare one accurate OHV-010 for one owner so Nevada DMV can update the address attached to the listed OHV registration records.
OHV-010 does not change a driver license or highway-vehicle address and does not request a new or duplicate decal.
Time, difficulty & who this form is for
Average time
About 10-15 minutes
Difficulty
simple
Best for
One Nevada OHV owner changing the address attached to registration decal records
What do I need before I start?
- The owner's legal name and Nevada driver license or ID number, or a business FEIN
- The previous and new mailing addresses
- The previous and new physical addresses
- The decal number or VIN, year, make, and model for each affected OHV
- A separate OHV-010 for each owner and for any vehicles beyond the four printed rows
How the walkthrough is organized
Check the form
Confirm this is an OHV address change, not a driver license, highway vehicle, or duplicate-decal request.
Owner details
Identify the person or business whose OHV records need the address update.
Old and new addresses
Enter both mailing and physical addresses exactly as Nevada DMV requests.
Vehicles and handoff
List up to four OHVs, review the completed PDF, then print, sign, date, and mail it.
What happens after I complete it?
Review the populated PDF, print it, sign and date it by hand, then mail it to the Nevada DMV OHV Section.
Where it goes
Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles, Attention: OHV Section, 555 Wright Way, Carson City, NV 89711
Downloading does not submit the form or confirm acceptance.