To register a car in Georgia, you’ll need to follow these steps:

Gather the required documents. You’ll need the vehicle’s title, proof of insurance, and a bill of sale if you recently purchased the vehicle. You may also need to provide proof of your Georgia residence.

Go to your county tax commissioner’s office. In Georgia, car registration is handled through the county tax commissioner’s office. You can find the location of the office nearest you by contacting the Georgia Department of Revenue or by visiting the Georgia Governor’s Office of Customer Service website.

Submit the required documents and pay the fees. You’ll need to submit the required documents and pay the necessary fees to register your car. The fees vary depending on the type of vehicle you are registering and the county in which you live.

Receive your registration and license plates. Once you have completed the process, you will receive your registration and license plates. You’ll need to display the license plates on your car and keep the registration with you when you are driving.

Keep your registration and insurance up to date. It’s important to keep your car registration and insurance up to date to avoid any problems on the road. You’ll need to renew your registration every year, and you’ll also need to notify the county tax commissioner’s office if you sell or dispose of your vehicle.