Clarification on CA DMV Rules

[bayareaberk at yahoo.com (T Berk)]

--- Marc Getty <marc@getty.net> wrote:

> 
> Cali Listers,
> 
> Can anyone familiar with CA DMV rules confirm what
> the soon to be previous
> owner of Cali # 2 is telling me? The car has not
> been registered in CA for
> some time now and to get it on the road they would
> need to pay all of the
> previous years of registration to get it legal.
> 
> However, they can get me a transit permit for $16 to
> get it out of state but
> I have to tell them the route and time table that I
> will take to leave the
> state. If this is true, it is a problem because I
> plan on staying in San
> Diego for a few days for a wedding before leaving.
> 
> Ideas?
> 
> -Marc
> 

You don't need to lie, you just need to tell them
enough to get what you want. The DMV isn't going to
give you a police escort or anything.

What I'd do is tell them you will be exiting the state
via Los Angeles in the next few days, and it's none of
their biz past that.

What you get is a temp sticker to tape in the window.

Under NO circumstances get stuck with paying old fees.


TBerk
 

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