Virginia Dealer Manual - Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles

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Virginia Dealer’s Manual October 1, 2009 2.4.4 Any Type of Dealer License, Individual License or Dealer License Plates You may submit your application to the Dealer Services Section at the DMV Central Office in Richmond. 2.4.5 Supplies & Forms To request any of the forms, you should submit your request on a completed DSD-36, “Dealer Request for DMV Forms “Fax to (804) 37-1054. Forms may also be ordered by phone (804) 367-0446. 2.4.6 Temporary License Plates or Temporary Registration Receipts Mailing Addresses: Department of Motor Vehicles Motor Vehicle Dealer Board Dealer Services or 2201 West Broad Street P.O. Box 27412 Richmond, VA 23220 Richmond, VA 23269-0001 2.4.7 Title & Registration Applications for Your Customers You may submit applications to the Vehicle Title and Registration Division at the DMV Central Office in Richmond. Mailing Address: Department of Motor Vehicles Attn: Titles and Registration Division, Room 320 P.O. Box 27412 Richmond, VA 23269-0001 You may also submit your application to any DMV CSC. 2.4.8 If You Have Questions: If you have a question not answered by the information included in this manual, or if you need additional instructions, you may contact your DMV CSC for title and registration information or contact the Dealer Services Section at the DMV Central Office in Richmond (804) 367-1680 or (804) 367-0901, or the Motor Vehicle Dealer Board (804) 367-1100, or toll-free from any area within Virginia at (877) 270-0203, for dealer license information. 2.5 DLR 220-YOU MAY ACT ON BEHALF OF YOUR CUSTOMER 2.5.1 Filling Out DMV Forms The individual citizen or company who legally owns the vehicle is responsible for obtaining the proper title and registration for the vehicle and for complying with all applicable Virginia laws and DMV regulations. The citizen himself may deal directly - 31 - Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles
Virginia Dealer’s Manual October 1, 2009 with DMV and may provide all the necessary paperwork concerning his motor vehicle. (The only exceptions to their practice are when you issue temporary license plates on an uninsured motor vehicle.) However many dealers, as a convenience for their customers, act as an agent for their customer. As a dealer, you may advise and assist your customer in filling out the forms required by DMV. You may even fill out the form for the customer, providing he or she signs the form wherever his signature is required. You may collect DMV fees and submit paperwork and fees to DMV on the customers’ behalf. 2.5.2 Power of Attorney (PoA) If your customers wish you to handle all DMV transactions necessary to complete the transfer of ownership or registration and licensing of a motor vehicle, including any required owner signatures, you may do so, provided your customer first completes and signs a VSA-70, “Power of Attorney to Sign for Owner When Registering and/or Transferring Ownership of a Motor Vehicle”. This form grants the indicated dealer or salesman the PoA to act for the customer in all transactions and in completing any paperwork which may be required by DMV concerning the motor vehicle listed on the PoA form. a. The PoA does not need to be notarized. b. The PoA must be assigned to a person, not to a company or corporation. c. The PoA granted by this form is limited to the specific vehicle indicated on the form. d. This PoA form, VSA-70, shall not authorize the disclosure of odometer readings. The customer must disclose the odometer reading on the numbered, three-part, secure power of attorney form, “Power of Attorney to Sign For Owner When Registering and/or Transferring Ownership of a Motor Vehicle”, (VAD-70A). The VAD-70A shall only be used when the title is lost or in the possession of a lienholder. 2.5.3 Receiving Processed Titles & Licenses from DMV You may submit applications for your customer: • in person to any DMV Select Office or CSC • by mail to any DMV CSC, • by mail to the DMV Titles and Registration Office in Richmond (Room #320, P.O. Box 27412, Richmond VA 23269). Work received by mail or from a license agent will be returned to your customer by mail. You may bring the work in person to any CSC. Work processed by any full service CSC will be handled in the most efficient manner possible. - 32 - Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles
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