New York State Department of Motor Vehicles

Form MV-109 is used to request vanpool registration in New York State. This form provides the necessary information and certification required for obtaining vanpool plates.

The form typically includes details about the vanpool program, such as the number of passengers, the primary purpose of the vanpool, and the routes it will travel. It also requires certification from the responsible organization or person overseeing the vanpool operation.

Form MV-1056 is a document containing frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to the TEENS (Teen Electronic Event Notification Service) program in New York State. This form provides answers to common inquiries regarding the program's features, enrollment process, and how it operates.

The FAQs cover various aspects of the TEENS program, such as how parents or guardians can enroll, what types of notifications are sent, how violations are reported, and other relevant information. It aims to address common queries and provide clarification to participants in the program.

Form MV-104F.1 is a continuation sheet used to provide additional information for Form MV-104F, which is the Accident Report form for school vehicles transporting pupils, teachers, or supervisors in New York State.

This continuation sheet allows for the provision of supplementary details regarding the accident involving a school vehicle. It provides additional space to provide a more comprehensive account of the incident, including any additional parties involved, witness statements, or other relevant information.

Form MV-104COV is a cover sheet used for Police Accident Report forms MV-104A and MV-104AN in New York State. This cover sheet was formerly known as form MV-104AC.

The purpose of the cover sheet is to provide an overview and summary of the accident report. It typically includes essential details such as the date, time, and location of the accident, as well as the parties involved and their vehicle information.

Form MV-104C is required to be filed by a bicyclist when a bike accident involving death or serious physical injury occurs on a public highway in New York State. However, this form does not involve a motor vehicle. For accidents involving motor vehicles, Form MV-104 should be used instead.

The form typically includes sections for providing details about the bicycle accident, including the date, time, location, and description of the incident. It also requires information about the parties involved and any witnesses present during the accident.

Form MV-1046 outlines the requirements and instructions for enrolling in the TEENS (Teen Electronic Event Notification Service) program. This program is designed to notify parents or guardians via email or text message when certain events occur involving their teen drivers.

Form IRP-95 is used to provide authorization by the owner for the registration of a vehicle in another person's name under the International Registration Plan (IRP). The form requires the owner to provide proof of identification and date of birth when submitting the authorization.

This form is typically used when the owner of a vehicle wants to register it under someone else's name, such as a family member or an authorized agent. It serves as a formal authorization document to transfer the registration responsibility to another person.

Form IRP-8 is a comprehensive informational and instruction manual for participants in the International Registration Plan (IRP) for apportioned registration in New York State. This manual provides detailed guidance on the requirements, procedures, and regulations associated with participating in the IRP.

Form IRP-6A is an additional entry form that complements Schedules A and C for the International Registration Plan (IRP). Specifically, it covers Part 5 of Schedules A and C, allowing for additional vehicle entries under the plan.

This form provides space for carriers to provide the necessary information for any additional vehicles that need to be included in their apportioned registration. It ensures that carriers can accurately report all relevant vehicles and their corresponding mileage allocations.

Form IRP-6 includes Schedules A and C for the International Registration Plan (IRP) in New York State. These schedules are used for apportioned registration, which allows commercial vehicles to operate across multiple jurisdictions while paying registration fees based on their mileage allocation.

Schedule A typically includes information about the registered carrier, fleet details, and the vehicles included in the apportioned registration. It provides a comprehensive overview of the carrier's registration information.