Mobile Home Moving Permit
- You need a moving permit to relocate a mobile home.
- Permits are issued by the Department of Tax Administration.
- All property taxes must be paid in full before a permit can be issued.
- There is no charge for the permit.
- State law requires the permit to be displayed near the license tag on the rear of the mobile home during transport.
- You must provide a completed permit application when applying.
Information Needed for the Application
- Name and address of the owner as of January 1
- Name and address of the current owner
- Purchase date of the mobile home
- Address where the mobile home is now
- Address and county where the mobile home will be moved
- Make, model, year, size, and serial number
- Name, address, and phone number of the carrier transporting the mobile home
Print the Moving Permit Application
Important!
- It may take up to 24 hours to issue a mobile home moving permit after your application is received by the Wake County Department of Tax Administration.
Additional Information
- The mobile home must have been located in Wake County on January 1 of the current year to qualify for a permit.
- All property taxes on the mobile home must be paid in full, including any taxes that will become due during the current year.
- Lien holders can get a permit without paying taxes upfront, but they must pay all taxes within 7 days of the permit being issued.
- Nonresidents of North Carolina must pay all taxes at the time of application.
- Manufacturers and retailers moving mobile homes that are part of their inventory do not need a permit.
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