Cars & Transportation: Insurance & Registration: “Question: Was the Car accident my fault?” plus 2 more |
- Question: Was the Car accident my fault?
- Question: I need to know if i am registered in sc?
- Question: Need advise on registering a car in another state.?
Question: Was the Car accident my fault? Posted: 23 Sep 2016 08:10 AM PDT You RALLY need to work on your writing ability. This question is almost not understandable. DID you get a ticket for this? if yo DID NOT get a ticket, then you are not at fault. it sounds like they turned left in front of you, without allowing time for YOU to pass. This is THEIR fault and unsafe driving. But to prove that you iwll need to go to court. YOU NEED TO TALK TO A LAWYER about this. If you go to court and are found NOT GUILTY, then there will be no harm to your license. If you ARE found guilty,m then you will pay the ticket, pay the court costs, and pay the lawyer. State Law will determine IF they take your license or not. YOU NEED TO TALK TO A LAWYER. |
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Question: Need advise on registering a car in another state.? Posted: 23 Sep 2016 01:44 AM PDT Any DMV office in the state will do, doesn't matter what city. Yes you will need to fill out a form and pay a fee, because the DMV in every state loves their forms and fees. Just like waiting in line, forms and fees are pretty much guaranteed to happen. Don't worry about the sales tax, though. You only pay sales tax when you buy a car, not when you move to a new address. Yes you'll need to notify your State Farm agent. State Farm, like every other insurer in the business, is licensed state-by-state. That means your WV policy will be valid for __ days after you move to VA (I didn't feel like looking up the exact number), and after that you'll need to insure the vehicle under a Virginia policy. Whether or not you stay with State Farm or go with someone else is entirely your business. Maybe State Farm will make the transition easy for you, so definitely ask them if they can. |
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