How do I get an original new car window sticker for a particular vin?

for owner purposes the vin on the dash is in view as to the other locations the vin is a code scan on doors bumpers windows most removable items have these stickers as to the security vin stamped on vehicles those are for police and government agencies

The VIN is located on the drivers window post or base of dashboard, the compliance sticker in the door jamb, a sticker in the trunk near the spare tire, and the cowl, under the plastic cover, on the passengers side. But is it the VIN you want, or the engine code? The engine code should be stamped into an ear on the top edge of the cylinder head.

It is in the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) located by your inspection sticker in the windshiled, it is a little riveted plate on the corner of the dash below the windshield and in the corner - can only be viewed from outside.
The engine code is a particular digit, it's the 8th digit on your VIN.
If you call any parts store or the dealer they can tell you what engine is in your vehicle by that digit. They can also give you a spare key (at a price) if you ever lose your key, only need identification, your registration and usually 50. to $200 if you have a chip in your key. Just saying...
Go to this website I found through a google search and enter your VIN (which is also on the Registration) and this site says it will give you info on your car.

http://www.vindecoder.net/car-brand-manufacturer/kia

Good luck, hope this helps
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No govt required sticker on door or b pillar, that's
not good

When you go thru inspection your in trouble

Go to a dealer with ID & your VIN#

How can you own a vehicle without a tittle ?

First check the glove compartment for a sticker pasted inside & your radio manual if you still have it.
Otherwise Call a dealer. If they tell you that you have to come in person or want to charge you then call another. Even search for dealers over the internet. Most will give it to you over the phone, a smaller portion will want to either charge or make you come in person. Again, if that happens just call another dealer. If the radio is original, you can just give them the VIN. If you suspect it isn't or if the code they give you doesn't work then you need to pull the radio and gave them the serial number on it.

Not all vehicles have anti-lock sensors on all wheels. Your best option is to pull out your original window sticker to check whether you have anti-lock brakes. If so, did it come with two wheel anti-locks or four wheel anti-lock brakes. If you no longer have the original window sticker you can request the vehicle information from the Parts Counter at your local dealership by supplying them with the vehicle's VIN #. You might also be able to run your VIN # on Edmunds.com to see what features came with the vehicle. As an alternative you can crawl under the vehicle to check whether there is a cable assembly leading into the back side of the wheel hub assembly (not to be confused with the metal tubing brake line.

Hope this helps.

look in glove box or give the auto parts guy the vin number from dash or insurance card

Open the hood and look at it.

by the VIN (vehicle identificaion number- call a dealership with that number and question.) if it is original, some have engine stickers / door stickers with that info as well. Otherwise if not original let me know and i will look it up.

vin # is generally repeated in several places. It can be found on a small plate at the lower corner of the drivers side of the windshield, again on a plate on the firewall and also on a sticker inside the drivers door. Sometimes the number is also stamped into the door pillar of the body itself.