concours
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Yes, it is.That is outrageous
Yes, it is.That is outrageous
So you receive a Vermont registration and plate. I don't know about other states, but in Ohio if you walk into a clerk of courts with a Vermont registration that shows your Ohio address and ask for an Ohio certificate of title, it will raise questions and likely will be refused. If you have a Vermont address on the Vermont registration you probably could get the Ohio title. If you ride with the Vermont plates and get stopped by the police you will get fined as you have a finite period of time (I believe 90 days) to title the vehicle in Ohio and obtain Ohio plates. I would guess many states are similar.If this is the case, Vermont is your best bet. You will need to have the bike/VIN inspected and verified by a LEO in NC (if bike is over 300cc). Then mail all required docs/fees to Vermont DMV, then have the Vermont reg/title transfered to a NC title. Easy.
All states have a legal obligation to recognize official government issued documentation from any other state.So you receive a Vermont registration and plate. I don't know about other states, but in Ohio if you walk into a clerk of courts with a Vermont registration that shows your Ohio address and ask for an Ohio certificate of title, it will raise questions and likely will be refused. If you have a Vermont address on the Vermont registration you probably could get the Ohio title. If you ride with the Vermont plates and get stopped by the police you will get fined as you have a finite period of time (I believe 90 days) to title the vehicle in Ohio and obtain Ohio plates. I would guess many states are similar.