Form REG 5036 is used by the owner to provide information on the major component parts used in the construction of home-made, specially constructed, or kit vehicles. This form helps document the origin and source of the major components used, ensuring compliance with regulations and allowing for proper titling and registration of the vehicle.
Form REG 500 is used to request a Vehicle License and Titling (VLT) Courtesy Stop be placed on a vehicle record. A Courtesy Stop prevents any further actions or transactions from occurring on the vehicle record until the stop is removed. The form typically requires information about the vehicle, the reason for the courtesy stop, and the duration of the stop.
Form REG 5 is used under certain conditions to transfer ownership of a vehicle in California when the registered owner or legal owner (an individual) of the vehicle is deceased. This form serves as an affidavit providing information about the deceased owner, the transferee, and the relationship between them. It allows for the transfer of ownership without going through the probate process.
Form REG 492 is used in situations where the original title of a vehicle is unobtainable due to various reasons (e.g., loss, theft). This form certifies that the original title cannot be obtained and allows for the issuance of a salvage certificate. It typically requires information about the vehicle, the reason for the unobtainable title, and the signature of the applicant.
Form REG 488C is completed by vehicle owners when they have retained a nonrepairable or salvage vehicle following a total loss settlement. The purpose of this form is to apply for a salvage or nonrepairable vehicle certificate. According to the law, vehicle owners are required to submit this application within ten (10) days of the settlement loss and surrender the license plates.
Form REG 481 is used by insurance companies to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) when the registered owner has chosen to retain a salvage vehicle. This form is typically completed when an insurance claim is settled, and the registered owner decides to keep the salvage vehicle instead of having it disposed of by the insurance company.
Form REG 480 is used by insurance companies to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) when the registered owner has chosen to retain a non-repairable vehicle. This form is typically completed when an insurance claim is settled, and the registered owner decides to keep the non-repairable vehicle instead of having it salvaged or disposed of by the insurance company.
Form REG 477 is a form used by dealerships to provide additional information or clarification about certain facts related to a vehicle transaction. It allows dealers to document any important details or circumstances that are not covered by other standard forms. The form typically includes sections where the dealer can provide information about the buyer, seller, vehicle identification number (VIN), and specific statements of facts or explanations.
Form REG 471 is an application form used for obtaining temporary registration of a nonresident commercial vehicle. This form allows nonresident commercial vehicle owners to apply for a temporary registration while operating their vehicles within a specific jurisdiction. The form typically requires information about the vehicle, the owner's contact information, and the duration and purpose of the temporary registration. The completion of this form is important for ensuring compliance with local regulations and facilitating temporary registration for nonresident commercial vehicles.
Form REG 4029 is an agreement form that may be used within the Business Partner Automation (BPA) Program. This form typically outlines the deposit requirements and terms for participants, such as First-Line service providers or Second-Line business partners. It establishes the financial responsibilities, obligations, and conditions related to the deposit made by the participant. The form may also include sections for assigning or transferring the deposit to another party if necessary.
