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Home page - Bureau of Automotive Repair The Bureau of Automotive Repair serves Californians through effective regulation of the automotive repair and Smog Check industry.

Check a vehicle's inspection history - Bureau of Automotive Repair The Bureau of Automotive Repair’s Vehicle Inspection Results page, displays Inspection history based on the vehicle VIN or license plate.

Contact us - Bureau of Automotive Repair - bar.ca.gov Contact the Bureau of Automotive Repair BAR field offices provide support services to license applicants and licensees. Locations: Bakersfield, Culver City, Fresno, Hercules, Riverside, Sacramento, San Diego, San Jose, Santa Ana, South El Monte, South San Francisco, Valencia Email: BARenforcement@dca.ca.gov Phone: (279) 237-3570 Self-service options: Request a BAR speaker Request a certificate ...

Renew your license - Bureau of Automotive Repair Renew your license! BAR recommends renewing your license online. This helps avoid mailing delays and reduces processing time. Renew your license online: Renew business license Renew inspector or technician license If you choose to renew by mail, include: A copy of your license The applicable renewal fees, with your license number on the check or money order payable to the Bureau of Automotive ...

About the Bureau of Automotive Repair Learn about the Bureau of Automotive Repair, including an overview on who we license, our programs, and our leadership.

News and updates - Bureau of Automotive Repair Change of Address Requirements regulations approved – July 1, 2026 NEW On March 30, 2026, the Office of Administrative Law approved and filed with the Secretary of State the Bureau of Automotive Repair’s (BAR) regulatory action concerning change of address requirements. This regulatory action becomes effective on July 1, 2026. Summary of changes Updates throughout BAR regulations the ...

How to get licensed - Bureau of Automotive Repair - bar.ca.gov How to get licensed! Meet the license qualifications Before applying, make sure you meet the education, training, and experience requirements: Smog Check inspector Smog Check repair technician Vehicle safety systems technician Gather required information and documents Review the application requirements and gather your documents before starting your application. Apply online Complete your ...

Apply for a license - Bureau of Automotive Repair A BAR license is not required to work as a general automotive repair mechanic. Before you apply, see How to get licensed for application steps and licensing requirements. Business licenses Automotive repair dealer License overview: Required to diagnose, service, or repair vehicles for compensation.

Vehicle safety systems inspections - Bureau of Automotive Repair Vehicle safety systems inspections Vehicle safety systems inspection stations provide comprehensive inspections of vehicle safety systems. Technicians licensed to verify safety systems perform the inspections. The technician enters inspection results into the BAR Safety Inspection System (BAR-SIS). The BAR-SIS issues an electronic certificate of compliance if the vehicle passes. The vehicle ...

Training for applicants and licensees - Bureau of Automotive Repair BAR's California Automotive Resource Center (CalARC) connects applicants and licensees with automotive training classes and schools. Visit CalARC to find and register for a training class, complete update training, and more.