§ 12819 Renewal Penalty Waiver Affidavit

This law says you don’t have to pay a penalty when you renew a registration if you swear that you didn’t do any business while the registration was expired.

Key Takeaways

•A penalty can be waived if you renew the registration.
•You must submit an affidavit (a sworn statement).
•The affidavit must say you did no business while the registration was inactive.

Example

Jane’s truck registration expired for three months. When she applies to renew it, she signs a statement saying she didn’t use the truck for any work during those three months.

Because Jane provided the sworn statement that no business was done while the truck was unregistered, the state can’t charge her a penalty for the lapse.

A penalty shall not be collected if the person that makes application for renewal of registration makes an affidavit that no business was done during the period of nonregistration. (Amended by Stats. 1984, Ch. 717, Sec. 10.)

This law says you don’t have to pay a penalty when you renew a registration if you swear that you didn’t do any business while the registration was expired.

Key Takeaways

•A penalty can be waived if you renew the registration.
•You must submit an affidavit (a sworn statement).
•The affidavit must say you did no business while the registration was inactive.

Example

Jane’s truck registration expired for three months. When she applies to renew it, she signs a statement saying she didn’t use the truck for any work during those three months.

Because Jane provided the sworn statement that no business was done while the truck was unregistered, the state can’t charge her a penalty for the lapse.

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§ 12819 Renewal Penalty Waiver Affidavit

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