The SCDMV Form FR-28, also known as the Statement for Restoration of Privileges, is used by individuals who have had their driving privileges suspended or revoked and wish to request the restoration of those privileges. This form allows the individual to provide their personal information, such as name, address, and driver's license number, as well as details about the suspension or revocation and any required steps for reinstatement.
The SCDMV Form FR-27, also known as the Statement for Return of Security Deposit, is used by individuals who have paid a security deposit for a leased vehicle and wish to request the return of that deposit. This form allows the individual to provide their personal information, such as name, address, and driver's license number, as well as details about the lease agreement and the amount of the security deposit.
The SCDMV Form FR-230, also known as the Financial Responsibility Installment Agreement, is used by individuals who are unable to pay their financial responsibility fees in a lump sum and wish to enter into an installment payment plan with the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV). This form allows the individual to outline their personal information, such as name, address, and driver's license number, as well as provide details about their current financial situation.
This form is used to establish a financial responsibility agreement and release between two parties involved in a collision. It is typically used when both parties agree to release each other from any financial responsibility for damages or injuries related to the collision.
This form is similar to the FR-202 form but is specifically designed for releasing financial responsibility on behalf of a minor for a collision. It is typically used when a minor is involved in a collision and the parent or guardian of the minor wishes to release their financial responsibility for any damages or injuries related to the collision.
This form is used to release the financial responsibility of an individual involved in a collision. It is typically used when the individual involved in the collision has provided proof of financial responsibility, such as insurance coverage. By completing this form, the individual acknowledges that they are releasing their financial responsibility for any damages or injuries related to the collision.
Form FR-003C is specifically designed for political subdivisions in South Carolina that want to become self-insured for their motor vehicle liability claims. A political subdivision can include counties, municipalities, school districts, or other government entities. The form collects personal and contact information of the applicant, as well as details about the political subdivision, such as its name, address, and federal employer identification number. It also requires the applicant to provide information about their insurance coverage and financial responsibility.
Form FR-003B is the application form used by individuals or businesses in South Carolina who want to become self-insured for motor vehicle liability. The form collects personal and contact information of the applicant, including their name, address, phone number, and email. It also asks for information about the entity, such as its trade name, business address, and federal employer identification number. Additionally, the form requires the applicant to provide details about their insurance coverage and financial responsibility.
Form FR-003A is used by individuals or businesses in South Carolina who wish to become self-insured for motor vehicle liability. The form provides a detailed listing of the financial requirements that must be met in order to obtain a self-insured certificate. It consists of multiple sections, including personal and contact information, financial statement details, and a signature section. The important fields to consider when filling out this form include providing accurate financial information and ensuring all required supporting documentation is attached.
The EVR Data Users Acknowledgment of Duty of Non-Disclosure & Due Diligence is a form that must be filled out by individuals or entities who will have access to the Electronic Vehicle Registration Titling (EVR) program data. The form requires the user to acknowledge their duty to maintain the confidentiality of the data and their commitment to practicing due diligence in handling the data.
