In my jurisdiction it just means you have to register the vehicle (and you would have had to anyway)
In a neighboring Provence it means the car must be mechanically inspected including smog check as well as being registered.
Not usually, depends on the agreed terms. more often than not the buyer is responsible for registration of vehicle.
If you are caught driving that vehicle you will be arrested.
Yes. buy your registration sticker like the rest of us!
You should use this website: http://www.carfax.com, it has quite positive reviews seems quite good at a glance. If it doesn't suit your needs, http://www.icbc.com/registration-licensing/buy-vehicle/buy-used/vehicle-history should.
You can buy the registration plates if you have a vehicle.
If you buy Tesla stock after the record date, you will not be eligible to receive any dividends or other benefits associated with owning the stock on that specific date.
You simply go to the dealership, fill out the necessary paperwork, then buy it. If you're buying it from a dealership, they'll normally process the registration, title, and tags for you. If not, you have the vehicle inspected at a California inspection station, bring the inspection report and bill of sale to a motor vehicle registration office, and the personnel working at the office guide you from there.
Buy the product and you receive the e-mail with the registration key.
Commercial software offers registration codes when you buy the program.
Every citizen who purchases a vehicle for the first time will have to pay the initial registration fee of $225 in order to secure a registration and license plate. If a vehicle owner acquires an additional vehicle, the owner will have to pay the $225 fee for each additional vehicle they acquire where there is no license plate to transfer. Essentially, based on the above example, vehicle owners in Florida who purchase a vehicle without having a license plate to transfer will pay approximately $378.10 for the first time. Thereafter, it will cost an average of $71.85 per year to renew their vehicle registrations. In this current economic climate the increase in vehicle registration fees will have an adverse impact on many purchasers' ability to buy vehicles. Specifically, this will adversely impact low income car shoppers.
Yes, but the vehicle will legally be theirs in every aspect. The payment will report on their credit and affect their debt levels if they apply for another loan regardless of if you pay it for them or not. If something happens to or with the car, they will be liable. Registration and insurance will be in the name of the person financing the car.
Registration codes are provided when you buy the product. They are non-transferable.