If you have not had insurance for more any period of time the likeliness is that your DMV registration is suspended! This is the DMV’s action towards people who do not keep their vehicles insured [note, this does not apply to vehicles that have a non-operation on file with the DMV]. A suspended registration is like DMV jail for cars. Most people find out that their vehicle registration is suspended when it’s time to renew their vehicle’s registration or when they receive a notice of intent to suspend letter from the DMV. Vehicle registration suspensions are directly tied to auto insurance and your vehicle – and does NOT have anything to do with your driver’s license. A registration suspension usually take 3-4 weeks to take effect. Usually the registration suspension notice is sent to you with ample time to address the matter before the suspension kicks in and the reinstatement fee is due. A suspended registration
If you do have a suspended registration follow the steps listed below to clear your suspension:
If for some reason you are unsure if your registration is suspended, you can give us a call, or go to the suspension page here and see if you are suspended. Usually if you are not suspended you will get a message similar to the one below:
If you have insurance and you’re still suspended there is a possibility that either the insurance carrier has NOT reported your insurance to the DMV or the $14 reinstatement fee has not been paid or that your vehicle identification number is not accurate on your insurance. Below are common reasons for your registration suspension:
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