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Whenever you move within the US, updating the registration and license tags for any vehicles you own is a necessary and important task. If you've paid off your car, you'll also want to change the address on the car title to reflect where you currently live. Some states automatically change the address on your car title when you update your registration. [1] X Research source If your state doesn't do this, though, you can still change the car title address easily. While there's no fee to change your address if you move within the same state, you'll have to pay regular vehicle registration fees if you move to a different state.