Registrations Achieved - List of States

[Karl]

The state had reason to believe that it did not qualify as a 'specially constructed vehicle', i.e. that it was built for resale.

[wgriswold]

[quote="Karl"]
[quote="Driver"]

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Remember - plates don't count, as they're issued by field offices. You can only scream "success!" when you get the pink slip.
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"SUCCESS!"  I got my pink slip today, much earlier than I would have thought.  Feels great.

Anyone ever heard of DMV changing its mind after title is issued??  If they launch a crusade against the Atom someday, do you tink they go retroactive against those who already have title? ... hopefully I'm just being paranoid now, but Karl really had me freaked out for a while.

[Driver]

You got your pink slip from where? Are you in Cali? Checked the previous page of posts... Ok, I'll add you to the list of successful Cali people.


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[maverick1]

Congrats wgriswold...that's great news for all the CA people. Don't think about them changing their minds because what you think about expands and may become reality. Just think about legally driving your Atom.
Cheers®

[Karl]

[quote="wgriswold"]
"SUCCESS!"  I got my pink slip today, much earlier than I would have thought.  Feels great.

Anyone ever heard of DMV changing its mind after title is issued??  If they launch a crusade against the Atom someday, do you tink they go retroactive against those who already have title? ... hopefully I'm just being paranoid now, but Karl really had me freaked out for a while.
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Fantastic.  Just fantastic.  To answer your question, I've not heard of anyone's pink slip getting retracted, aside from of course those guys caught in the Titles Unlimited scandal.

[Gage]

I would like to add Mississippi to the List.

For the Tax collector/Title and Registration office we produced: 
The M.S.O.  Manufacturer's statement of Origin, with Mileage, and PIN/VIN.  The PIN is always a VIN.  Remember that.
Proof of Insurance
Bills of Sale showing date of sale, price, seller, etc.
Also (although probably not needed) a Notarized Affidavit of Ownership
Then the Tax Collector/Title and Registration Office at the local and state level rejected us because they could not recognize our Vin in the state computer.    That happened Here:


The State Level office told us to get an inspection from the highway patrol to obtain a form MVT-59 before we could get our Title and Tag.   We did so.  This is a shot of our inspection:


We then brought that form back to the Tax collectors office.   The statewide computer system still could not process our VIN.   It had to be entered at the State Capitol office manually.       Their computers were down for the day....glitching out.
So, sad......and tired, we left.     We went back the next day, paid alto of money, and got our Tag from this sweet, hard working person.       


Below is the result.  We are VERY HAPPY.

[Bottoz]

Congrats! Yes, I'm jealous. 

BTW, what did you use for a Bill of Sale?

[bolus]

LOL at pictures of the DMV.  I should have taken my camera. 

Bottoz, I have a copy of my invoice that has "paid in full" with a signature hand written at the top.  I use that as my bill of sale

[cshama]

well done. I don't think anybody understands how nerve racking the registration process can be.

[Bottoz]

UGH. Now the Colorado State DMV doesn't think the MSO is valid from Brammo. 

[Karl]

[quote="Bottoz"]
UGH. Now the Colorado State DMV doesn't think the MSO is valid from Brammo. 
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Do they think that the certificate is somehow non-compliant, or are they convinced that Brammo did not in fact build the car?

[rock]

add indiana. BMV knows the car.
add progressive insurance ...will underwrite if driving record is  acceptable.

[Driver]

They've been added to the list (http://forum.atomclub.com/index.php/topic,3177.0.html)