generally,a personal vehicle is regitered (tagged) in the name of the owner shown on the vehicle's title. if her name is on the title,you can supply the funds to register but it will be in HER name. (same goes for insurance,policy will be in named owner shown on title.) a possible solution might be to re-title the vehicle in BOTH your names,your DMV or an auto insurance agent can tell you what the laws allow in your state.
The technicalities vary from State to State, but... Generally, until the valid, current tags are physically attached to the vehicle, it is illegal to drive the vehicle. Put another way, the tags are generally not considered valid (even if they're paid in full) until they are actually put on the vehicle itself.
No. Everyone that need tags for a vehicle do not own the car. You only get the title if you own the vehicle. You will, however, need your registration.
To show your vehicle is street legal while waiting for permanent tags.
In web designing you place them between the head tags
If the registration card is current, and, it matches the tags on the car, you MAY get off with a warning but if not, the most you SHOULD receive is a ticket for 'displaying expired tags.' Unless something else is going on that is not disclosed in the question, (e.g.- the tags on the vehicle are NOT the tags assigned to it) they shouldn't be wanting to impound the vehicle .
They have a vested interest in the vehicle. Their lien can prevent you from registering the vehicle.
i dont know ask ur dad
Normally, they'll remain with the vehicle.
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Go to the dmv with your title
No. A vehicle operating with farm tags cannot serve as a third party, for-hire carrier. Activities of a registered farm vehicle are restricted to activities of that farm only.
Dealers only normally put you plates on if they are transferred form another vehicle. But some will register the car for you and put the plates on. It's pretty much a given thing anymore that they do.