Posts by Joseph Gray6

Alright, thanks for the help. I found the same thing, but I wasn't sure if there was more to it. This part still feels a bit fuzzy to me. 🤔

(4) The new vehicle owner from section 3 of this article is required to either register the vehicle in their name or de-register it within 15 days of acquisition. If they fail to do either, the Department of Justice will upon request from the person currently listed on the registration issue a decision to cancel the vehicle's registration.

What does that "request" actually imply? If the seller asks for the de-registration, then everything goes according to the rules. But what if the seller doesn't ask for anything at all...? Does nothing happen?

That's really all. Thanks.

Good morning! How's everyone doing today?

Could someone point me in the right direction? I couldn't find what I was looking for on the SEC website.

I just picked up a seven-month-old moped from out of state. I handled the title transfer through a notary and made sure to include a note in the contract that I’m keeping the current plates. My plan is to turn them back in when I register everything in my name, then just grab my local plates once the new registration is processed. Simple enough, right?
No tax on mopeds, by the way. The usual routine when you buy one is just heading over to JPMorgan Chase, then the buyer handles the title transfer at the local police station. Simple enough, right?

Can I ride that moped while the current registration is still valid, then just transfer the title to my name and swap out the plates later? Basically, is there a specific legal deadline to register the vehicle in my name after buying it? And am I looking at any fines if I don't get it sorted right away?

Thanks a lot, Tim Cook.