The Notice of Pending Lien Sale for Vehicle Valued $4000 or Less, REG 668, is used by lienholders to notify interested parties of a pending lien sale. When a vehicle with a value of $4000 or less has a lien placed on it due to unpaid debts, the lienholder must send this notice to the registered owner(s), legal owner/lienholder, if any, and any other known interested parties.
The Application for Authorization to Continue Lien Sale After Unsuccessful Service, REG 659, is used after an unsuccessful service of the notice of pending lien sale of a vehicle valued at $4000 or less. The notice of pending lien sale is sent to the registered owner(s), legal owner/lienholder, if any, other known interested parties, and the DMV prior to the lien sale.
The Application for Authorization for Lien Sale of a Vehicle Valued Over $4000, REG 656, is used to apply for authorization to conduct a lien sale for a vehicle valued over $4000. A lien sale is a legal process through which a lienholder can sell a vehicle to recover the debt owed to them.
The Application for Vehicle License Fee Refund, REG 65, is used by a registered owner to request a full or partial refund of the Vehicle License Fee paid on a vehicle that has been stolen and not recovered or damaged enough to be considered a total loss. This form is typically submitted to the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) along with supporting documentation such as a police report or insurance claim stating that the vehicle has been stolen or damaged.
Form REG 6004 is used by drivers in California who reside in more than one county for a period of more than 30 days or use their vehicle in a county other than their county of legal residence for business purposes. This form documents the multiple county use of a vehicle to comply with state regulations.
Form REG 590 is used to apply for commercial registration of a passenger vehicle in California. This form is used when individuals want to change their existing automobile registration to a commercial registration for their passenger vehicle.
Form REG 580 is a sample form used to order license plates. This form provides an example of the information and fields typically required when ordering license plates from the California Department of Motor Vehicles.
The form consists of sections where the applicant can provide their personal information, vehicle details, and specific instructions for the license plate order. It may include fields for the applicant's name, address, phone number, vehicle identification number (VIN), license plate type, and any special requests or instructions.
Form REG 5103 is used to apply for a temporary smog exemption for a vehicle located out of state. The form allows the registered owner or legal owner to request an exemption from the smog inspection requirement based on the vehicle's out-of-state location and limited use in California.
The form gathers information about the vehicle, including its make, model, year, and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). It also requires details about the out-of-state location, the reason for the temporary stay, and the expected return date to California.
Form REG 5102 is used when a California state agency, department, or division is applying for a Specialized License Plate. The form collects information about the sponsoring state agency and its purpose for the specialized license plate. It serves as an application and authorization for the issuance of the specialized license plate.
Form REG 5090 is used to notify the DMV that a currently registered vehicle will not be operated or parked on a California roadway. This form is completed by the registered owner or legal owner of the vehicle to declare that the vehicle will not be in use during a specific period of time.
The form consists of sections where the registered owner or legal owner of the vehicle must provide essential information such as the vehicle identification number (VIN), license plate number, and the reason for non-use. The owner is required to sign the form under penalty of perjury.
