In CA. and some other states its the law. Some states say the plates stay with the vehicle, some states say they stay with the debtor. I will give you a list of which states are which: V stays with Debtor (person who financed the vehicle) AL - D, AK - V, AZ - D, AR - D, CA - V, CO - D, CT - D, DE - V, WASH. DC - D, FL - D, GA - V, HI - V, ID - V, IL - D, IN - D, IA - D, KS - D, KY - V, LA - D (However, they go by the state law where the veh. was registered.), ME - D, MD - D, MA - D, MI - D, MN - V, MS - D, MO - D, MT - D, NEB - D, NV - D, NH - D, NJ - D, NM - D, NY - D, NC - D, ND - V, OH - D, OK - V, OR - V (Except custom plates, they stay with debtor), PENN - D, RI - D, SC - D, SD - V, TN - D, TX - V, UT - D, VT - D, VA - D, WA - V, WV - D, WI - D, WY - D. This list was found in the ARA Directory. List may have changed since it's publication. Some states have mandatory insurance laws which state that the plate will be seized by the local law enforcement if the vehicle has no current insurance. It is what is referred to as "M.I. Suspended" you should check with your local law enforcement to be sure.
Next to nothing. They might let one month pass by if you can show proof that the new tags were purchased and haven't yet arrived in the mail. The law is the law - It should apply to everyone equally.
Georgia does I am not sure about other states
check with the loan company and insurance company. The loan may be insured or the insurance company may pay off the vehicle at death
Driving on an expired registration is illegal. Period.
Dog tags on dogs have the town and a number that is registered to the owner.If you are asking about military dog tags: According to The American War Library, found dog tags aren't the property of the finder or the person identified on the tags. The dog tags still belong to the U.S. government. By law, all found military items must be immediately mailed to the Secretary of Defense.Write on a piece of paper where you found the tags, the date you found the tags, your full name and contact information.Place the letter and dog tags into an envelope.Seal the envelope and address it to the Secretary of Defense. The address is: 1400 Defense Pentagon Washington, DC 20301-1400 .Include your return address on the envelope.Take the envelope to the Post Office to be weighed so you can pay the postage and mail it.
No, the tags are registered to you and your responsibility. If they fall into the wrong hands, and are used during a crime, your going to have some explaining to do to the police. Call or go to the DMV and unregister the vehicle and make sure they know the tags were taken by so and so and refuse to give them back. Disolve the liability on you. NOT unless state law requires the tags to remain with the car.
As of 2010 the answer is no. It is recommended to use your turn signals when changing lanes, but not a law.
No they are not required to turn over any information unless they are made to by law. It is usually in the best interest of the company to keep any of their customers information private.
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