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Go to the DMV if they are legally allowed they will but you might have to pay a small fee
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You can take the license plate number or the VIN number, -- easily visible through the front windshield -- together with the make, model and colour of the vehicle to the local registry for vehicles, and inquire as to your access to registration information. As above, if you are given access, you may be required to pay for the information you seek.
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You have got the car registration plate of a vehicle and need to know who the keeper is?
The department of motor vehicle or local law enforcement can find out that for you.
How do I find out what kind of ATV I have with just a VIN number?
Vehicle history services operate in different countries of the world. They rely on the VIN to identify vehicles for several reasons. There are departments of motor vehicle registration or motor vehicle commissions that may also provide this information but not all ATV's are registered. Some states in the US don't require registration of ATV's if they are only used on private property. It is a good idea to contact the local motor vehicle registration which is an official agency of registration. If this fails as the vehicle has never been registered then you can try to get clues as to its producer by looking at the engine or crankcase for the name of the producer and from there on look for the information that the VIN gives by consulting lists of published VIN numbers according to manufacturer on the internet or by calling the local agent for this kind of vehicle. Attached is a link to understand the information that VIN numbers give in general.
Find anyones address by car registration?
All physical copies of car registrations list an individual's address upon sale of vehicle. It is also possible to find anyone's address by car registration at the local Department of Motor Vehicle for the state the car has vehicle plates.
Find out if motorcycle is stolen?
You can contact the How_do_you_find_out_if_the_car_you_bought_is_stolen_for_freedepartment of the country to now about the vehicle's past....I am an Indian and if you are in India, you can just submit a form in the Motor Vehicles Department with the Registration Number of the vehicle (you want to know about) and a small registration fee, to know about the vehicle's entire past.
Can a car owner add a person's name to it's registration and title?
Yes, they can. Contact your state's motor vehicle department to find out HOW.
How do you find out if the car you bought is stolen for free?
You can contact the vehicle department of the country to now about the vehicle's past.... I am an Indian and if you are in India, you can just submit a form in the Motor Vehicles Department with the Registration Number of the vehicle (you want to know about) and a small registration fee, to know about the vehicle's entire past.
Where can one find a list of all vihicle registrations?
The only place to find vehicle registrations would be through the Department of Motor Vehicles. You can request a vehicle registration through their website as well as in person at any local branch.
Bought a motorcycle from an individual and NOW want to sell bike BUT can't find registration or name of previous owner how do i get a new registration in my name?
You must call the State Motor Vehicle Bureau, explain your situation and ask them what you need to do.
How do you find out who car is registered to?
Look at the vehicle Title Registration
How can a registration be obtained for a vehicle?
A registration for a vehicle can be obtained by going to your local DMV location and filling out the appropriate paperwork. You can find out the location by looking it up online.
Where can I find information about RVs for sale?
Correct information is important for selling any kind of motor home, RV, or automobile. Try looking at RVtraders.com for information on your vehicle.
Where can you find information on motor vehicle laws in Delaware pertaining to safety items you should or shouldn't have on you car?
http://www.dmv.de.gov/
