MVA question.

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Katie

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I have misplaced my dl and can't find it anywhere right now.

Does Maryland give a copy of the liscence or do I need to renew mine. My liscence is up for renewal in 2004 anyhow.
 
DoWhat

DoWhat

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Originally posted by Katie
I have misplaced my dl and can't find it anywhere right now.

Does Maryland give a copy of the liscence or do I need to renew mine. My liscence is up for renewal in 2004 anyhow.
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Go and get a new one, but you need to have some form of ID. Like a birth certificate.
 
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Katie

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Re: Re: MVA question.

Originally posted by DoWhat
Go and get a new one, but you need to have some form of ID. Like a birth certificate.
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Yeah now I just need to go get my new eyeglass perscription filled. :biggrin:
 
DoWhat

DoWhat

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Re: Re: Re: MVA question.

Originally posted by Katie
Yeah now I just need to go get my new eyeglass perscription filled. :biggrin:
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Do you need somebody to drive you?
 
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Katie

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Nope all set...been there and back. But let me tell you I was more consicus of my driving and not blowing through red lights. Tomorrow am I am going to the MVA.
 
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Kizzy

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Maryland will charge you for a replacement AND it will still be up for renewal in 2004. :burning: I had to go thru the same hassle about 6 years ago. They always **** you at the drive thru and they always **** you at the DMV.
 
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Kizzy

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Originally posted by Bertha Venation
:lmao: remembering Joe Pesci in "Lethal Weapon 2" . . .
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Yep, Leo Getz. What Leo wants Leo Getz.

I'll NEVER forget that characters name, because I have a relative with the same name.
 
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pigpen

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Glad I've got out of state license and tags. Instead of paying $300 for inspections, I just send $20 home and I'm covered:biggrin:
 
Bertha Venation

Bertha Venation

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Originally posted by pigpen
Glad I've got out of state license and tags. Instead of paying $300 for inspections, I just send $20 home and I'm covered:biggrin:
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Welcome to the double-wide world of flouting state law. Not everyone agrees w/ such laws, but as citizens are we not responsible to obey them?

From the MVA's FAQ:

As a new resident of Maryland how long do I have to register my vehicle?

As a new resident of Maryland you must register your vehicle within 60 days of moving to Maryland. If you delay beyond 60 days, you will not be eligible for a tax credit for any titling tax paid in another state, and you may be subject to a citation for an out of state registration. You'll need to present your title certificate at one of the MVA's full service offices.
 
Ken King

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Originally posted by Bertha Venation
Welcome to the double-wide world of flouting state law. Not everyone agrees w/ such laws, but as citizens are we not responsible to obey them?

From the MVA's FAQ:

As a new resident of Maryland how long do I have to register my vehicle?

As a new resident of Maryland you must register your vehicle within 60 days of moving to Maryland. If you delay beyond 60 days, you will not be eligible for a tax credit for any titling tax paid in another state, and you may be subject to a citation for an out of state registration. You'll need to present your title certificate at one of the MVA's full service offices.
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As long as he returns to his "home of record" for at least thirty days a year and maintains a residence there then it is okay. Or he could be in the military and doesn't have to switch to Maryland.
 
Ponytail

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Originally posted by pigpen
Glad I've got out of state license and tags. Instead of paying $300 for inspections, I just send $20 home and I'm covered:biggrin:
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:ohwell: costs me $100, but it's worth it! :biggrin:
 
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pigpen

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Yup, military and don't have to switch. Almost had the wife's car registered here, but couldn't see paying all that money when I could get it done cheaper.
 
Dymphna

Dymphna

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Originally posted by Ken King
As long as he returns to his "home of record" for at least thirty days a year and maintains a residence there then it is okay. Or he could be in the military and doesn't have to switch to Maryland.
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Let me ask this. There was a law enacted maybe 10 years ago that if you kept a vehicle in MD on a regular basis (as defined by the law) You had to have a special sticker-type permit. I remember this b/c I was living in a college town at the time and all the out of state students were pizzed b/c it affected them. My question is, does this law still exist and if so, does it apply to military?
 
Pookie

Pookie

Ghetto Fabulous
I have a question too!

Still have my MD DL, but don't have my married name on it. What documentation will I need to get a new one and how much will it cost? Will a military ID suffice?
 
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pigpen

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As far as I know there isn't any law requiring me to have a special sticker for my vehicles. I think because of being military I'm exempt, as long as registration and everything is current.
 
Dymphna

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Originally posted by ememdee19
Will a military ID suffice?
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No, you need the marriage license

Edit that. . .aren't you in Nebraska or something? Shouldn't you get a Nebraska license? Or are you military and keeping your MD residence status?
 
Pookie

Pookie

Ghetto Fabulous
Originally posted by cmcdanal
No, you need the marriage license

Edit that. . .aren't you in Nebraska or something? Shouldn't you get a Nebraska license? Or are you military and keeping your MD residence status?
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Military and keeping MD status.
 
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