Tuesday, March 30, 2010

How to Register a Vehicle in New Jersey : Tips of Bob Ciasull

Every state has its requirements for vehicle registration. The process can be a little overwhelming if you aren't prepared with the correct information. Want to simplify your registration process be aware of When, Where and What to bring with you to register a vehicle in New Jersey. The New Jersey Vehicle Commission has outlined the laws and procedures to register a vehicle in the state of New Jersey as follows:

When

If you are a New Jersey Resident and you have purchased a new or previously owned car you must register within 10 days of purchase. If you are a new resident and have moved to New Jersey from another state, you have 60 days to register your vehicle with the state of New Jersey. If you purchase your vehicle from a dealership, they will handle all the paper work required to register at the time of purchase.

Where

First time vehicle registrations must be done in person at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Office. See their website for locations and hours. Future renewals and payments can be done in person, by mail, on-line or by telephone. Registrations are valid for the following time frames:
  • New Car Registration – Valid for 4 years

  • Used Car Registration – Valid for 1 year

  • Leased Car Registration – Must be valid and paid for the entire lease period

What to bring with you if you to registering your vehicle for the first time
  • Current NJ Drivers License or ID proof

  • Insurance Proof

  • Original Out of State Title and Proof of Sales Tax (if new resident registration)

  • Social Security or Exemption Proof

  • Current Odometer Reading

  • Completed Titling Form ISM/SS-7 and registration Form BA-49 from MVC offices.

  • Liens on Vehicle – must have submitted Application ISM-SS-54 to lean holder to release title prior to registration to MVC.

  • Leased Vehicle – Must contact Leasing Company to Release title and registration to MVC prior to registration.
Bio: Bob Ciasulli owns and operates several car dealerships in northern New Jersey and wants you to have all the information necessary to register your car with the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. When you purchase a car from a Bob Ciasulli Dealership, your registration paperwork will be handled by his team.

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