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dmv waives car dealer renewal penalties for january 2010 due to a computer glitch no comments
January Dealer Renewal Notices
New Information
January 2010 dealer renewal notifications were not issued.
The error has been identified and corrected.
Renewal notifications will be issued as soon as possible.
Penalty fees for all January dealer licenses renewals will be waived; however, dealers must still renew within the 30-day renewal grace period per California Vehicle Code (CVC) §11717(c).
License Renewal Procedures
Dealers requiring renewal must:
Visit the department’s website for licensing information at: www.dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/ol/dealer.htm.
Complete the Renewal Application (OL 45) form available at: www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol45.htm.
Review the mandatory dealer education requirements in the Vehicle Industry Registration Procedures Manual available at: www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/reg_hdbk_pdf/toc.htm.
Access dealer education providers at: www.dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/ol/dlr_edu_provider.htm.
Renew dealer license plates using the Application for License Plates, Stickers, Registration Card (OL 22) available at: www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol22.htm.
Contact their local inspector prior to license renewal if they have added a branch office or changed a location, firm name, or ownership.
Mail the renewal application and accompanying forms to:
Department of Motor Vehicles
Occupational Licensing Section
PO Box 932342 MS L224
Sacramento, CA 94232-3420
Additional Information
Dealers with license plates that are lost, stolen, or need to be surrendered, must complete a Statement of Lost, Stolen, or Surrendered Special Plates (OL 247) available at: www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol247.htm.
Dealer license renewal status is updated daily and can be verified on the department’s website at: https://mv.dmv.ca.gov/olinq2/welcome.do.
Background
Normally, courtesy dealer license renewal notices are sent in advance. Due to an error identified, January 2010 notices did not generate.
Distribution
Notification that this memo is available online at www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/olin/olin.htm
was made via e-mail alert service in January 2010 to the following:
Dealers
Contact
Questions regarding this memo may be directed to the Occupational Licensing Firms Unit, at (916) 229-3126.
MARY GARCIA, DMV Chief Occupational Licensing
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dmv wholesale car dealer applications must now be sent to sacramento 1 comment
please remember to send dmv wholesale car dealer applications direct to sacramento
Department of Motor Vehicles
Occupational Licensing Services and Support
Wholesale Dealer Application Package
P.O. Box 932342 MS L224
Sacramento, CA 94232-3420
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car dealers: good car dealer education will prepare you for a surprise visit from the dmv police 1 comment
our car dealer pre-licensing class
recently held at a local car dealership
was surprised by a visit from the dmv police
four plainclothes dmv investigators in black unmarked chrysler 300′s
arrived at this local dealership for what they described as a ” dmv spot check ”
they explained this unannounced visit to the dealership by dmv investigations staff
was part of a dmv effort to ensure compliance by local dealers to existing dmv regulations
the dmv police fanned out and inspected all of the vehicles at this small dealership
the dmv police inspected the entire location & the sales office
the dmv police requested access to the secured deal jackets in the owners office
the owner of the dealership was not present at the time of this ” dmv spot check ”
these dmv police are part of a team of 230 dmv investigation staff throughout california
they were courteous & professional, knowledgeable & willing to listen to my questions
we discussed:
the differences between dmv investigations & dmv inspectors
the buyer’s guide posting requirements from the FTC
the signage requirements and our three gotplates.com dealer office signs
the red flag rules for car dealers offering credit to buyers
the recent dmv red flags memo directing dealers to become red flag compliant
the need for posted business hours at each retail location
the car buyer bill of rights provisions
our pre-licensing dealer class was actually enhanced by this ” dmv spot check ”
the dmv police visit placed emphasis on the retail car dealer rules and the importance
of each car dealer to keep the office in order, signs posted as required & dmv paperwork secured
this local car dealership did well with its ” dmv spot check ” by dmv investigations
good dealer education is the crux of dmv rules compliance
comprehensive training and an understanding of the dmv rulebook
as it pertains to your car dealership is what we are all about
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car dealer news: dmv announces new smog requirements for 2010 to include diesel powered vehicles no comments
Vehicle Industry News VIN 2009–28
Smog Certification for Diesel-Powered Vehicles
New Legislation
Effective January 1, 2010, smog emission inspections are required for diesel-powered vehicles manufactured in or after 1998, and have a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 14,000 pounds or less for original registrations and transfers.
Biennial smog inspection requirements will be phased-in beginning with a registration renewal date of April 30, 2010.
Procedures
A smog check inspection is required:
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/vin_memos/vin2009/09vin28.pdf
The 4-year rule that currently exempts gas-powered vehicles, four or less model-years old, from transfer smog is not applicable to diesel-powered vehicles. A smog transfer fee will not be due for diesel-powered vehicles as they must obtain a smog certificate.
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The 6-year rule that currently exempts gas-powered vehicles, six or less model-years old, from biennial smog is not applicable to diesel-powered vehicles. A smog abatement fee will not be due for diesel-powered vehicles as they must obtain a smog certificate.
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Exemptions applicable to gas-powered vehicles located in non-biennial counties, family transfers, and obtaining a smog for a transfer within the past 12 months, will also apply to diesel-powered vehicles.
New vehicle dealers may certify on the New Vehicle Report of Sale (REG 397) that new diesel-powered vehicles with a GVWR of 14,000 pounds or less, meets emission requirements.
Vehicles that fail the smog check inspection may be eligible for the Consumer Assistance Program (CAP). Qualified consumers will be eligible for financial assistance for emission-related repairs or they can choose to retire their high-polluting vehicle.
All questions regarding diesel-powered vehicle smog requirements should be referred to the Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR), at 1-800-952-5210, or visit www.smogcheck.ca.gov.
Background
Effective January 1, 2010, legislation expands the motor vehicle smog inspection program to include “diesel-powered” vehicles manufactured in 1998, and newer, with a GVWR of 14,000 pounds or less for original registrations, transfers, and renewals.
Distribution
Notification that this memo is available online, at www.dmv.ca.gov under Publications was made via e-mail alert in December 2009.
Contact
Call the DMV Customer Communications Section, at (916) 657-6560 for further clarification of this memo. Upon request, this document can be produced in Braille or large print.
JEAN SHIOMOTO, DMV Deputy Director Communication Programs Division
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