Renewal of registration is necessary to keep driving privileges and stay in compliance with the law. You might be asking why it’s crucial to renew your registration because it’s against the law to drive in California without a current registration, … Continue reading →

Legally, you must transfer the title of a vehicle registered in your name to another person within ten days. There is no valid proof that you are the legal owner of the vehicle without the title transfer. A title transfer … Continue reading →

You can quickly replace your registration and if they’ve been lost or stolen,with QUICK PLATES REGISTRATION SERVICE LLC You only need your license plate number and VIN to start the process. After verifying if the vehicle is eligible for a … Continue reading →

Need to replace your license plate and stickers replaced on time with us! You should act quickly if you need replacement car registration plates and stickers. If your license plates and stickers need to be replaced, driving without doing so … Continue reading →

An Application for Duplicate Title (REG 227) and a Bill of Sale (REG 135) or (REG 262) is used to transfer ownership when the California title is lost, stolen, mutilated, or illegible. A mutilated or unclear title must be submitted … Continue reading →

If your DMV transaction requires additional documentation, consider posting your fees to avoid penalties and or delinquent fees. Call Us Today 559 252-1300 we will post your fees.

A Statement of Error or Erasure (REG 101) form is required for any erasure and/or lined out information on the California Certificate of Title. For example, if an individual’s signature appears on the title in error and is lined out, a REG 101 must be completed by that … Continue reading →

Dealing with an out-of-state title If you moved to California, you’ll need to take your out-of-state title and register in California within 20 days of becoming a resident. As part of that process, you’ll need to fill out an Application for … Continue reading →

A Notary Public is an official of integrity appointed by state government — typically by the secretary of state — to serve the public as an impartial witness in performing a variety of official fraud-deterrent acts related to the signing … Continue reading →