Keitoreg
Federal import clearance and state registration are two different questions — here's how we answer the second one.
Pick your state and read a free sample
Every sample report has the full decision depth — verdict, checks at a glance, plain-English why, reveal findings, a buy/don't-buy checklist, high-level document checklist and steps, common failure points, and sources. It's not a teaser stub. The $49 report builds on that same research and adds what the sample doesn't: your vehicle personalized in, and a clerk packet for your county visit (see step 3).
Confirm your state and intended use on the homepage
Select your state on the homepage for an instant free status — likely OK, restricted, likely blocked, or verify with DMV. If we've covered your state, you can continue to the $49 report; if not, join the waitlist and we'll email you when it's ready.
Check out and get your full report
After a one-time $49 payment through Stripe, your report is ready immediately at a private link on the site, personalized with the vehicle and intended use you entered, plus a clerk packet the free sample doesn't include — a call script for your county office, VIN/appointment notes, insurance notes, and an escalation printout for pushback at the counter (where our research supports it). We also email that link to you so it's easy to find again, and the report page prints cleanly or saves as a PDF straight from your browser.
Where the facts come from
Every status is backed by a primary source — a DMV bulletin, a statute, or official agency guidance — linked with a last-verified date, not a forum consensus or a broker's blog post. When a fact isn't settled or a state isn't researched yet, we say so instead of guessing.
What we are, and aren't
Keitoreg is not a DMV, a law firm, or affiliated with any government agency, and a report isn't legal advice. Rules change, and county-level practice can vary even within a state that has a clear statewide policy — a report tells you what to expect and what to ask, but you should still confirm with your county clerk or tax office before you buy.