If it's parked or driven on a public roadway while the registration is expired, it will be.
Vehicle registration plates of South Carolina was created in 1917.
You'll just have to renew them when you get back in the country
A vehicle just sitting with an expired registration is not a violation of the law. If the police officer had witnessed the vehicle in operation with an expired registration, then there would be a legal violation. Even if the vehicle wasn't there a couple hours earlier, the police officer has no way of knowing for sure that it was driven there, unless they actually saw it in operation. However, an abandoned vehicle, or a vehicle parked illegally, has the same status regardless of the registration.
It is a good idea to get your car registration renewed, it is against the law in most states to drive a vehicle with an expired registration, you are likely to get a ticket if caught on the road.
Yes you can.. but you have to tell the person your selling it to that its expired and you also have to give them a break on value..
yes the coverage is effective even though the registration is expired.
Go to a NJ DMV office with the old registration, proof of insurance and checkbook. Fill out the forms and the nice people there will give you a fresh document. If no registration exists take the vehicle title with you.
Nothing, current inspection is not required to transfer a motor vehicle title in North Carolina.
The fine for expired registration in Ohio depends on how many days past the expiration for the registration is. If it is less than 10 days the fine will be 10% of the annual outstanding vehicle license fee. If the registration is over 30 days and less than a year the fees will be 60% of the registration fee.
South Carolina. $12 total in 2008.
Until the police spot you and impound your car. You cannot operate your vehicle with expired tags.