To register your car in Georgia, you generally need the following:

• A valid Georgia driver's license or ID card with your current Georgia address.
• Proof of vehicle ownership, such as the original title or bill of sale.
• A completed MV-1 Title/Tag Application form.
• Proof of valid Georgia auto insurance electronically submitted to the Georgia Insurance Database or a recent insurance binder/declarations page.
• A passing Georgia emissions inspection certificate if your vehicle requires it (typically for 2001-2022 model year gasoline-powered cars and light trucks, with some exemptions).
• Payment for registration fees, title fees, and applicable taxes including a one-time Title Ad Valorem Tax (TAVT) of 3%.
• Odometer disclosure statement if the vehicle is less than 10 years old.
• If applicable, lien release documents or power of attorney for leased vehicles.

Additional details:

• New residents must register their vehicles within 30 days of establishing residency.
• If you purchased the vehicle from a private party, you must register it within 7 business days.
• Registration can be done in person at your County Tag Office, by mail, or through a third-party service like J.G. Title Company.
• Upon successful registration, you will receive your license plates and registration documents, usually the same day if done in person.

Make sure to check with your local County Tag Office for any specific requirements or accepted payment methods