How to Fill Out Form RSC-6

Form RSC-6 at a glance

What it is: RSC-6 (R11/25) is the Vehicle Registration/Plate Status Form.

Who signs: Under I certify that the information is true, sign and enter the Date.

A filled-in Form RSC-6 example: an owner reports a sold car

Form RSC-6 example filled out, example: an owner reports a sold car
Alex Q. Sample, the registered owner, fills out Form RSC-6. Alex sold the car and destroyed the license plates and the registration certificate. The picture shows the filled form; none of its entries is real. Alex dates the form 03/10/2026, gives a phone number and the car details, and signs. The form has no fillable box for the signature, so Alex signs by hand after printing and the picture leaves that line blank. The explain lines and the Surrendered to MVC lines stay empty, because Alex ticked none of Not-in-use, Surrendered to MVC, Lost or Stolen.

How to fill out Form RSC-6, box by box

FROM, Name, Date, Registered Owner of Vehicle, Address and Phone Number

Form RSC-6 example filled out, fROM, Name, Date, Registered Owner of Vehicle, Address and Phone Number

Complete the following information (please print).

Under FROM, enter the Name of the Registered Owner of Vehicle, the Date, the Address and the Phone Number.

Driver License #, Vehicle ID #, Year/Make of Vehicle and Plate #

Form RSC-6 example filled out, driver License #, Vehicle ID #, Year/Make of Vehicle and Plate #

Enter the Driver License #, the Vehicle ID #, the Year/Make of Vehicle and the Plate #.

The vehicle has been (check one)

Form RSC-6 example filled out, the vehicle has been (check one)

The vehicle has been (check one): Sold, Junked, Repossessed, Impounded or Not-in-use (explain).

The license plates were (check one)

Form RSC-6 example filled out, the license plates were (check one)

The license plates were (check one): Destroyed, Left on the vehicle, Transferred, Surrendered to MVC on (date) at (location), Lost (Explain) or Stolen (not recovered).

The registration certificate was (check one)

Form RSC-6 example filled out, the registration certificate was (check one)

The registration certificate was (check one): Destroyed, Left on the vehicle, Surrendered to MVC on (date) at (location), Lost (Explain) or Stolen (not recovered).

I certify that the above information is true, Signature and Date

Form RSC-6 example filled out, i certify that the above information is true, Signature and Date

Under I certify that the information is true, sign and enter the Date.

Common questions about Form RSC-6

Where do I file it?

Proof of insurance or disposition of the vehicle can be submitted: • Email to UM.INFO@MVC.NJ.GOV • U.S. Mail to NJMVC, Uninsured Motorist Unit, P.O. Box 132, Trenton, NJ 08666 • By Fax at 609-777-3178 or 609-777-3179. Please include name, license number and phone number. • At a NJMVC Regional Office located in Trenton, Eatontown, Newark, Paterson and West Deptford.⁠[2]

Sources

[1] Form RSC-6 (R11/25), Vehicle Registration/Plate Status Form, New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (the Official source link on this page).

[2] nj.gov, submission_method. Accessed October 18, 2026.

Form RSC-6 PDF Details

Complete the following information (please print): name, date, address, phone number, driver license number, vehicle ID number, year and make of the vehicle, and plate number.

License plates: check one: destroyed, left on the vehicle, transferred, surrendered to MVC (date and location), lost (explain) or stolen (not recovered).

Registration certificate: check one: destroyed, left on the vehicle, surrendered to MVC (date and location), lost (explain) or stolen (not recovered).

Certification: sign and date under: I certify that the above information is true.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameForm RSC-6
Form Length1 page
Fillable?Yes
Fillable fields22
Avg. time to fill out4 min
EditionR11/25
Who filesThe registered owner of the vehicle
Matches the agency's fileYes, checked October 1, 2026
Other namesRSC-6, RSC6, RSC 6, Form RSC-6, NJ RSC-6, Vehicle Registration/Plate Status Form
Official sourceForm RSC-6 (Rev R11/25), New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission