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For sure talk to your insurance agent. I am having an issue now because I had my mail forwarded to me while on vacation. Could effect your voting as well. People looking for excuses to hassle you over that.
Opposite question here: currently out-of-state and NC registration will expire before my return. Car is currently parked off-street in Durham County. Got the paperwork from NC-DMV in the mail (forwarded by USPS). When I try to log in using the 7 integer License # (3 letters + 4 digits) and the last 5 digits of the Title Number, the system will not let me in. No error message, just no access. I am using the two sets of characters showing in red on the renewal notice.
I do see a message on the notice about "NC Inspection Required". Could that be the log-in problem? Does vehicle inspection link to the DMV, so that they know that it hasn't been done it yet? Thanks.
You should never have your insurance and vehicle registration in different states. Most insurance companies can cancel your coverage for this.
The problem is that the insurance company reports this information to the state, so MN will think you no longer have insurance and NC will be confused because they'll see insurance for a vehicle that isn't registered in NC.
Keep everything Minnesota and if you are ever pulled over, just say you are in NC for temporary work and maintain a permanent residence in Minnesota.
The problem is that my MN insurance guy was not licensed in NC so he could not continue auto insurance for me while I am in NC.
Opposite question here: currently out-of-state and NC registration will expire before my return. Car is currently parked off-street in Durham County. Got the paperwork from NC-DMV in the mail (forwarded by USPS). When I try to log in using the 7 integer License # (3 letters + 4 digits) and the last 5 digits of the Title Number, the system will not let me in. No error message, just no access. I am using the two sets of characters showing in red on the renewal notice.
I do see a message on the notice about "NC Inspection Required". Could that be the log-in problem? Does vehicle inspection link to the DMV, so that they know that it hasn't been done it yet? Thanks.
Yes. The systems are linked. You need the NC inspection before the registration system will let you in. Once inspected, you can usually register in a matter of minutes. My wife had the same issue today. She likes to wait until the last minute for everything. Thankfully she was able to get the inspection at a Jiffy Lube, and will register tonight. The tag sticker usually comes pretty quickly. I got mine in less than a week.
Opposite question here: currently out-of-state and NC registration will expire before my return. Car is currently parked off-street in Durham County. Got the paperwork from NC-DMV in the mail (forwarded by USPS). When I try to log in using the 7 integer License # (3 letters + 4 digits) and the last 5 digits of the Title Number, the system will not let me in. No error message, just no access. I am using the two sets of characters showing in red on the renewal notice.
I do see a message on the notice about "NC Inspection Required". Could that be the log-in problem? Does vehicle inspection link to the DMV, so that they know that it hasn't been done it yet? Thanks.
yes. we've been required to get inspection first before license renewal for a while now. the system won't let you renew registration until they've received/processed the updated inspection.
yes. we've been required to get inspection first before license renewal for a while now. the system won't let you renew registration until they've received/processed the updated inspection.
A good thing too. No inspection sticker. No obstruction of vision, plus the guys always did a sloppy job of removing the old one and sticking on the new one
Thanks for the feedback. Here in Texas, it works similarly. with both insurance and inspection tied to the vehicle registration. But you can log in to see what's missing.
Thanks for the feedback. Here in Texas, it works similarly. with both insurance and inspection tied to the vehicle registration. But you can log in to see what's missing.
Not sure, but I just got a renewal notice in the mail. I'll check later unless somebody beats me too it. I don't have the numbers at arm length right now.
My renewal notice was sitting on the coffee table, so I decided to try (I haven't gotten my inspection yet).
I went to the login page, entered my tag number and last 5 of my title number and clicked "Get Started". It took me right back to the same page, but above the "Get Started" button, it now said in red:
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To renew, vehicle must pass inspection within 90 days of renewal date. Questions? Call 877-421-0020 (M-F, 8 am-5 pm EST)
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