Form MV-37 is used to transfer a vehicle that is at least ten model years old and worth less than $1250 from a property owner to a vehicle dismantler or itinerant vehicle collector when the vehicle has been abandoned for at least one month. This form facilitates the legal transfer of ownership in cases involving abandoned vehicles.
Form MV-368 serves as a study guide for individuals who are applying to become certified driving school instructors in New York State. It is designed to help applicants prepare for the written test that assesses their knowledge of driving instruction techniques, traffic laws, and safe driving practices.
Form MV-35 is used to transfer a vehicle that is at least eight model years old and worth less than $1250 to a vehicle dismantler, itinerant vehicle collector, or certified scrap processor when the owner does not have the title. This form allows for the legal transfer of ownership in situations where the original title is unavailable.
Form MV-349.1 is used to transfer a motor vehicle owned by a deceased person to a surviving spouse or to a child or children under the age of 21, if the value of the vehicle is $25,000 or less. This form requires an affidavit from the surviving spouse or legal guardian of the child(ren) affirming their relationship to the deceased person and their eligibility for the transfer.
Form MV-349 is used to transfer the registration of a vehicle owned by a deceased person when there is no will, estate, surviving spouse, or surviving minor child, and the vehicle's value is $25,000 or less. This form facilitates the transfer of ownership from the deceased person to another individual or entity.
Form MV-327 is used to notify the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) when a vehicle or motorcycle has been repossessed. It is a legal requirement to inform the DMV in such cases. The form consists of three copies, and all three copies should be presented to a DMV office. The copies marked for the Repossessor and the Owner will be returned to the submitter.
Form MV-2CDL outlines the requirements for commercial driver license (CDL) renewals in New York State. It provides information about the specific documents, fees, and processes involved when commercial drivers need to renew their CDLs.
This form ensures that commercial drivers are aware of the necessary steps and obligations they must fulfill when renewing their CDLs. It helps maintain compliance with DMV regulations and promotes the safe operation of commercial vehicles on the roads.
Form MV-299.4 provides instructions for customer receipts and contracts used by driving schools in New York State. The form includes guidelines for fill-in receipts, pre-numbering, and printing that driving schools are required to follow. Additionally, it provides a sample of the customer contract that driving schools must use when entering into an agreement with their customers.
Form MV-299.1 provides the text of Section 394 of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law. This section of the law specifically pertains to driving schools and driving instructors in New York State. It outlines the regulations, requirements, and provisions that govern the operation and conduct of driving schools and instructors.
The form serves as a reference for driving schools, driving instructors, and individuals seeking information about the legal framework surrounding the establishment and operation of driving schools in New York State.
Form MV-289 is used to certify that a taxi owner meets the requirements to be issued a taxi plate by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This form provides proof that the taxi owner has met all the necessary criteria, such as insurance coverage, vehicle inspection, and other applicable regulations.
The purpose of this form is to ensure that taxi owners comply with the requirements set by the DMV to operate a taxi service in New York State. It helps maintain the safety and integrity of the taxi industry and protects the interests of passengers.
