The steps to register a vehicle in Nevada depend on whether you are a new resident or an existing resident.

If you are a new resident, the steps to register your vehicle are as follows:

1. Obtain a Nevada driver’s license. This can be done by visiting a Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office and passing a written test and a driving test.
2. Get your vehicle inspected. You will need to have your vehicle pass a safety inspection if your vehicle is older than four years.
3. Gather the necessary documents. You will need to provide proof of ownership, such as the title, and proof of insurance.
4. Go to a Nevada DMV office to register your vehicle. You will need to pay the appropriate registration fees and taxes.

If you are an existing resident and are renewing your registration, the steps are:

1. Gather your current registration and proof of insurance
2. Go to a Nevada DMV office to renew your vehicle registration. You will need to pay the appropriate registration fees and taxes.

It’s also worth noting that in Nevada, you’ll need to renew your car registration every year, and you’ll have to pass the vehicle safety inspection before the registration can be renewed if your vehicle is older than four years. Additionally, you will have to pay the annual registration fee at the time of renewal. In Nevada, you can also renew your registration online, through the mail or by phone.