Arizona requires the lessor's original or certified power of attorney
Arizona lists an original or certified copy of the lessor's power of attorney for an out-of-state leased vehicle, along with the title or current registration when a title holder keeps the title.
A scan alone does not match Arizona's published rule. MVD specifies an original or certified copy of the lessor power of attorney.
Who does what
Start with the ownership document before the registration visit.
- 01Ask the lessor
Ask the lessor for an original or certified power of attorney and confirm whether it will send the out-of-state title or let Arizona use the current registration.
- 02Follow the state path
The lessor provides the power of attorney and ownership record. The lessee takes the packet to an MVD or authorized third-party office after any required Phoenix or Tucson emissions test.
- 03Keep the old record open
Wait for the new registration and the reviewed old-state closeout step before ending the prior insurance or plate record.
What to line up
These are the lease-specific items in the reviewed state source.
Original or certified copy of the lessor power of attorney
Out-of-state title or current registration when the title is held
Arizona identity, fees, insurance, and any Phoenix or Tucson emissions form
Match the lessor to Arizona
Add the state you are leaving and choose a supported lessor if it is listed. No VIN or lease account number is collected.
Prepare the packet and track the handoff
The saved checklist connects the route, lessor request, title, authorization, destination receipt, and final proof.
Keep your place and return later
Track your progress, dates, title requests, and receipts to keep. We will email a private return link.
Checked 2026-08-01
The state pages below control if a requirement changes.
- Arizona MVD: out-of-state vehicle registrationChecked 2026-08-01 ↗Title / lienRegistrationInsuranceInspection / VINTax / fees
- Arizona MVD: new residentsChecked 2026-08-01 ↗LicenseTitle / lienRegistrationInspection / VIN
Moving a leased car to Arizona
- Can I register a leased car after moving to Arizona?
- Arizona lists an original or certified copy of the lessor's power of attorney for an out-of-state leased vehicle, along with the title or current registration when a title holder keeps the title.
- Who gets the leased title to Arizona?
- The lessor provides the power of attorney and ownership record. The lessee takes the packet to an MVD or authorized third-party office after any required Phoenix or Tucson emissions test.
- What should I ask the lessor for first?
- Ask the lessor for an original or certified power of attorney and confirm whether it will send the out-of-state title or let Arizona use the current registration.
- What does NewState Drive do for free?
- Keep the route, lessor instructions, follow-up dates, handoff milestones, official links, and final proof together. Complete account and identity steps in the lessor or agency channel, then return to the saved route.
Match a supported lessor to Arizona
Each path joins the provider channel to this state packet.