A Designee VIN Inspection location is operated by a law enforcement partner and can perform regular (non-salvage) and antique vehicle inspections. Inspections performed at a designee location, such as a Sheriff’s office, will collect payment at the time of inspection. The form of payment accepted, and hours of operation are up to the designee.
Installation: Once the customer has an IID restriction, an appointment is scheduled with a service center for installation of the IID. At the initial installation, the customer will be trained on how to use the device and the applicable program requirements. Monitoring: The IID will be monitored regularly so that the IID data can
No. If the vehicle you purchased has NEVER BEEN TITLED, it does not need a VIN inspection. The signed manufacturer’s statement/certificate of origin (MSO/MCO) you receive from the dealership at the time of purchase will suffice. Be sure to take that with you when you go to the County Treasure to get your license plates.
VIN Inspection stations are located in every Kansas County. Salvage inspection locations are limited. Please choose Salvage Inspections from the search dropdown if you are in need to that type of inspection. Find a VIN Inspection location.
Yes. The form you receive at the time of inspection expires 120 days after the date the inspection takes place.
No. Inspection stations operated by a partner, such as a Police or Sheriff's department may have different hours of operation. We recommend you call your local MVE/VIN inspection station to confirm inspection times.
After you have received a completed MVE/VIN inspection form (MVE-1) your next step in the registration or titling process is conducted at your local Department of Motor Vehicles office.
Contact your lien holder and have them fax the front and back of the title to your nearest inspection station. We recommend you call before coming in to make sure we have received the faxed copy and it is correct. Find a VIN Inspection location.
It is not legal to drive a car without a permit or license plate. You can place your vehicle on a trailer and tow it to the inspection station, or you may be able to purchase a temporary registration/permit from your County Treasurer.
Yes. Vehicles will need to be unloaded for the MVE/VIN inspection process.
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