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Nov

Registration Fees – California DMV

Written on Nov, 02, 2020 by iwano@_84 | No Comments

There are a variety of fees that may be required when applying for or renewing vehicle registration.

Determining Fees

Registration fees are based on:

Your vehicle type (auto, motorcycle, etc.).
Your vehicle’s purchase price or declared value.
Dates (for example, the date you purchased your vehicle, or the date your vehicle entered California).
The city and/or county you live in.
The city and/or county your business is based in.
The unladen or declared gross vehicle weight (GVW) and the number of axles your vehicle may have.
Any special license plates your vehicle may have.
Whether you have any unpaid parking violations or toll evasion bail.

You will likely have to pay the following fees if your vehicle is registered for on-highway use:

The registration fee
California Highway Patrol (CHP) fee
Vehicle license fee
Transportation improvement fee
County/district fee

DMV Fee Calculators

To help people plan for registration-related fees, DMV provides vehicle registration fee calculators.

These fee calculators can help you:

Your estimate will vary depending on the information you enter.

All fees may change depending on the law.

California Highway Patrol (CHP) Fees (CVC §§9250.8, 9250.13, 9552–9554)

CHP	$27
CHP CVRA	$45
Late penalties for original:
One year or less	$30
More than one year up to (and including) two years	$50
More than two years	$100
Late penalties for renewal:
1 to 10 days	$10
11 to 30 days	$15
31 days up to (and including) one year	$30
More than one year up to (and including) two years	$50
More than two years	$100

Information Request Fees (CVC §1811)

Electronic requests by license, ID, or CF number	$2
Manual requests (walk-in, mail-in, telephone inquiries)	$5
History fee (per year):
– Automated	$5
– Non-automated	$20
– Photocopy	$20

Moped Fees (CVC §5036)

Duplicate ID card (CVC §9265)	$22
Original moped	$22
Substitute plate	$22
Transfer	$22

Miscellaneous Registration and Service Fees

Alternative Fuel/Technology Registration	$3
Alternative Fuel/Technology Smog	$8
CTIP (CVC §9400.1)	$3
Clean air vehicle sticker (original/replacement) (CVC §§5205.5, 21655.9)	$22
County (CVC §§9250.2, 9250.7, 9250.10–9850.17)	Varies by county
CVRA motor vehicle (CVC §9400.1)	$122
CVRA weight/year stickers (original/replacement) (CVC §9400.1)	$3
Dishonored check (CGC §6157)	$30
Duplicate/Substitute: (CVC §9265)
– Title	$22
– License plates	$22
– Registration card	$22
– Sticker	$22
Engine change (CVC §9267)	$2
Historical vessel plaque (CVC §9853.5)	$20
Investigation service (CVC §9263)	$15
Lien sale authorization (CCC §3071)	$5
Motorcycle cross index (original) (CVC §9268)	$1
Motorcycle safety (original/renewal) (CVC §2935)	$2
Non-resident service (original from out-of-state) (CVC §9252)	$22
Non-resident reregistration (same registration year) (CVC §9252)	$22
Nonrepairable vehicle certificate (original/duplicate) (CVC §11515.2)	$22
Ownership responsibility citation (CVC §40002.1)	$7
Partial year registration (CVC §9702)	$22
Photocopy of record (CVC §§1810–1811)	$20
Planned nonoperation (PNO) (all vehicles/OHV) (CVC §4604)	$22
Prejudgment attachment filing or certificate (CCCP §§488.385(b)(c))	$22
Prior history (brands certificates prior junk, salvage, taxi, etc.) (CVC §9255.1)	$2
Privately owned school bus (PSD) registration/licensing education related	$22
Reflectorized license plate (CVC §4850)	$1
Repossession (CVC §9255)	$15

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Aug

New York DMV | How to register a vehicle

Written on Aug, 14, 2020 by iwano@_84 | No Comments

This page was updated for COVID-19.

Register and title a passenger or commercial car, truck, motorcycle or SUV

You must register your vehicle

You or your business must register and title any vehicle you own or lease. Registrations do not need to be in the owner’s name, or for only one person. When you purchase a new vehicle through an auto dealership, the auto dealer can register and title the vehicle, and issue plates (and charge a fee for this).

Office procedures have changed due to COVID-19.

We recommend you conduct your DMV business at the office or by mail in the County where you are a resident.

See instructions and reservation information for your county

See more information about registering different types of vehicles and special situations.

Step 1: Get your vehicle insured

You must register your vehicle at the DMV within 180 days of the effective date on your insurance ID card.

Learn more about NY State Insurance Requirements.

Step 2: Gather the required documents

See what documents you need to register

Complete DMV’s Document Guide for a full checklist of the the correct proofs of identification and other documents you need before you come to a DMV office.

DMV Document Guide for Registrations

Here is more information about what you will need

a completed Application for Vehicle Registration (PDF) (MV-82)
a completed Statement of Transaction – Sale or Gift of a Motor Vehicle, Trailer, All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV), Vessel (Boat), or Snowmobile (PDF) (DTF-802)
your New York State License/Non-Driver ID (must be current or not expired for more than 2 years) or other acceptable proof for New York State vehicle registrations or title certificates
Bill of sale and proof of sales tax payment/sales tax form
Original title (or other proof of ownership) – see acceptable proofs of ownership
Payment of fees and taxes or proof of an exemption
The current NY State Insurance ID card (auto liability insurance) – see NY State Insurance Requirements

Step 3: Submit your required documents to the DMV

Office procedures have changed due to COVID-19.

We recommend you conduct your DMV business at the office or by mail in the County where you are a resident.

See instructions and reservation information for your county

Step 4: Get these documents from the DMV

We will give (or mail within 1-2 weeks) these documents when you register

1 or 2 vehicle plates (unless you transfer a registration from another vehicle registered in New York)
registration window sticker
registration document
10-day inspection extension sticker (if you did not get the vehicle from a New York State auto dealer)

If applicable, we will also send you a new title certificate (within 90 days).

Step 5: Get your vehicle inspected

All vehicles registered in New York State must get a safety inspection at a DMV-licensed inspection station

every 12 months
when the ownership of the vehicle is transferred

Learn more about inspection requirements.

Fees and payment types

Fees

The fees depend on the vehicle weight and where you live. First-time registration fees normally

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Aug

New York DMV | Registrations

Written on Aug, 11, 2020 by iwano@_84 | No Comments

This page was updated for COVID-19.

Your ‘registration‘ is the sticker placed on your windshield and the paper registration certificate that you must keep in your vehicle.

You or your business must register and title any vehicle you own or lease. Registrations do not need to be in the owner’s name, or for only one person. Auto dealers can register and title vehicles, and issue plates (and charge a fee for this).

See information about vehicle plates or vehicle titles.

Vehicles already registered in New York

Renew

You can renew your registration online and print a 10 day document to use until your new registration arrives in the mail. Please note: If your vehicle has been altered or stretched to increase the number of passengers or if there are other special circumstances, you cannot renew your registration online. See additional information and other ways to renew a registration.

Renew registration online

Other transactions

Suspensions

See information on registration suspensions due to

Register a vehicle in New York

You must register any vehicle owned by you or your business. 2

Cars, trucks, SUVs, vans and motorcycles 3

Recreational vehicles

Trailers, agricultural and farm vehicles

Special situations

See what you need to register

Complete DMV’s Document Guide to make sure you have the correct proofs of identification and other documents before you come to the DMV.

Find your proofs for registration

Transfer the registration from another vehicle you own

After you sell or give away a vehicle, you can transfer the registration and vehicle plates to another vehicle you own. You must bring all of the documents required to register a vehicle, along with a completed Statement of Transaction (if this is a vehicle you have just purchased and do not currently have the title or transferable registration in your name), to a DMV office.

More information

Resources

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Apr

Vehicle Registration Renewals | dmv

Written on Apr, 10, 2020 by iwano@_84 | No Comments

You will receive a renewal notice from DC DMV 60 calendar days before your current vehicle registration expires. You will receive your renewal notice by email if you have provided DC DMV with your email address. Your vehicle must have a valid inspection sticker to renew the vehicle registration. Also, to renew your vehicle registration, all outstanding debt to the District of Columbia must be paid.

If your vehicle inspection and registration stickers are expired, DC DMV will issue you a 5-day temporary registration. You must have your vehicle inspected before the 5-day temporary registration expires. Once it expires, you will not be issued another one. This is a one time only option per vehicle. The 5-day temporary registration may be obtained in-person at a DC DMV Service Center. A list of DC DMV Service Centers is available at the link below:

If you are a returning customer, or need a 5-day temporary registration, then you may renew your registration, or obtain the 5-day temporary registration online at the link below:

For last minute online renewals, DC DMV provides a temporary vehicle registration certificate that you can print and use for up to 45 days, until your registration sticker is received in the mail.

Vehicle registration renewals may only be completed either online or by mail. Information on both processes is available below.

NOTE: You may change your address online during the vehicle registration renewal process if you have a REAL ID or a Limited Purpose driver license or non-driver identification card. If your driver license or identification card was issued prior to May 1, 2014, you must update your address in-person at a DC DMV Service Center. Also, if you have received a temporary registration, then renew it online for it to become your valid permanent registration. You have the option to renew it for one or two years. Information on DC DMV service centers is available at the link below:

Information on registration renewal fees is available at the link below:

Online Vehicle Registration and Residential Parking Renewal

You may renew your vehicle registration online if you can satisfy all of the online eligibility requirements listed below. DC DMV complies with federal regulations regarding the use of credit cards, so to utilize the online services and pay with a credit card, use browsers with minimum version requirements, such as:

Google Chrome
Mozilla Firefox
Microsoft Edge
Apple Safari

You may also change your address during this transaction if you are the primary owner of the vehicle. Co-owners listed on the vehicle registration must apply for their own changes of address. If you cannot satisfy all the online requirements, please visit a DC DMV service center to resolve the issues (i.e., address stop, dishonored check stop, etc.) that are preventing you from renewing online.

Although you can renew your vehicle registration online if it has been expired for fewer than 90 calendar days, please be aware that it is illegal to drive with an expired vehicle

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Apr

Creative Automotive Consultants – Auto Appraisals, DMV, Vehicle Location Services, Visual Arts Industry Service

Written on Apr, 08, 2020 by iwano@_84 | No Comments

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