Obtain a bill of sale and the signed title. Take the car and your paper work to the DMV. Pay them lots of money.
If the title is lost the owner of the vehicle needs to get it back from the DMV first.
$365 here in southern California
In the United States it is up to local municipalities. In the area of Wisconsin I live in you will be ticketed and forced to move the vehicle if they see you have the vehicle unregistered.
yes
As of May 2012, 27.7% of Californians are unregistered voters, which is down 2.3% from 2008. This means about 10,526,000 Californians are unregistered voters.
500 dollars.
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If your driving a unregistered vehicle..... I lost my license for a year and had to pay $2000.00 fine for no insurance to. ITS NOT WORTH IT!
YES. There should be some income taxes paid for the sale of a capital asset by the seller on the 1040 federal income tax return. And by the buyer some taxes to the DMV when they try to register the unregistered vehicle that they are supposed to have purchased from the seller of the unregistered vehicle.
DeKalb County $192
A $117 Dollar Fine...If insurance is current.
Yes. I know in the State of Illinois you would. I think it is rather unlikely. Laws are different in every State, of course, but it is generally an offense to operate (or for an owner to knowingly permit to be operated) an unregistered vehicle on public roads. It is not an offense to own an unregistered vehicle.
If you are driving an unregistered motor vehicle on a public highway in Connecticut and are contacted by police, the most likely result will be the officer writing you a ticket for operaration of an unregistered motor vehicle and having your car towed, since unregistered vehicles cannot be driven on public roads. The ticket will cost you $117 and the tow bill (which will NOT be covered by AAA since you are in violation of the law) will be a minimum of about $80. The state statute regarding operation of an unregistered motor vehicle is CGS 14-12a.