North Carolina Administrative Code
Title 19A - TRANSPORTATION
Chapter 03 - DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Subchapter D - ENFORCEMENT SECTION
Section .0200 - MOTOR VEHICLE DEALER, SALES, DISTRIBUTOR AND FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE LICENSE
Section 03D .0221 - CONDITIONS FOR ISSUING TEMPORARY MARKERS BY A DEALER
Universal Citation: 19A NC Admin Code 03D .0221
Current through Register Vol. 39, No. 6, September 16, 2024
(a) A dealer shall meet the following conditions before issuing a temporary marker:
(1) The dealer has passed ownership to the
purchaser by:
(A) either assigning the title
or Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin, or pursuant to
G.S.
20-52.1 if the title of Manufacturer's
Certificate of Origin is unavailable; and
(B) delivering the vehicle to the
buyer.
(2) Dealer has
met all application and fee requirements pursuant to
G.S.
20-79.1.
(3) Dealer has proof of liability insurance
pursuant to G.S. 279.21.
(4)
Exception. Subparagraph (a)(2) of this Rule shall not apply when the dealer is
selling the vehicle to an out-of-state purchaser and the vehicle is to be
removed from the State of North Carolina to the purchaser's place of residency
prior to the expiration of the 30-day temporary registration marker. Proof of
insurance Form FS-1 shall be completed and kept by the dealer as part of his or
her records. For purposes of the Rules of this Section, Form FS-1 is provided
by insurance companies in the State and requires the following:
(A) vehicle year, make and identification
number;
(B) insurance company name
and company code;
(C) insurance
policy number;
(D) registered
owner's name and effective date of insurance;
(E) owner's driver license number and date of
birth;
(F) owner's
address;
(G) preparation date and
authorized signature of insurance company representative.
(b) Procedure for issuance of 30-day temporary markers:
(1) All 30-day
temporary markers shall be issued in numerical order, beginning with the lowest
number of the set or sets.
(2) The
vehicle identification number, the make, the issuance date, and the expiration
date shall be entered on the face of the temporary marker.
(3) A receipt, which corresponds in number
with the 30-day temporary marker, shall be issued by the dealer to the
buyer.
(4) The receipt shall be
completed in duplicate and shall be legible.
(5) The white copy of the receipt, with the
30-day marker, shall be delivered to the purchaser. The pink copy shall be
retained by the issuing dealer for one year.
(6) Pursuant to
G.S.
20-52, all documents necessary to title and
register the vehicle shall be presented to a license plate agency or mailed to
the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles within four working days from
date of issuance. When the purchaser is a nonresident, a 30-day temporary
marker may be issued to the nonresident for the sole purpose of removing the
vehicle to his or her place of residency provided the customer has in effect
liability insurance with a company licensed in North Carolina. The dealer is
neither required to obtain from such nonresident a written application for
North Carolina registration nor to collect the North Carolina registration
fees. However, Form FS-1 shall be completed and kept by the dealer as part of
his or her records. If a plate is to be transferred, a 30-day temporary marker
shall not be issued. All information shall be recorded on the report sheet in
the back of receipt book.
(7) All
30-day temporary markers and receipts that are voided shall be marked void and
recorded on the report sheet. The white copy of the receipt and the 30-day
temporary marker shall be mailed to the North Carolina Division of Motor
Vehicles License and Theft Bureau together with the report sheets. Receipts and
30-day temporary markers that do not match shall be returned to the Division
after recording on report sheet. The receipt shall not be altered.
(8) Only one 30-day temporary marker shall be
issued per vehicle per sale unless requirements in
G.S.
20-79.1(h) are
met.
(9) Upon issuance of all
receipts in each receipt book, the report sheet shall be completed in duplicate
and the original mailed to the Division.
Authority
G.S.
20-39;
20-52.1;
20-279.21;
Eff. June
1, 1988;
Amended Eff. January 1, 1994; October 1, 1991; October 1,
1989;
Pursuant to
G.S.
150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without
substantive public interest Eff. September
22, 2018;
Amended Eff. September 1, 2021.
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