Please Help!?

Question:
I lived in CA, my car was bought and first registered in CA for 2 years , then I moved to SC and re-registered the car there for a year and And now I just moved back to CA permanently.. I'm going to register the car here and I don't know what to expect. I did the fee calculator for dmv website, it calculated $700+ for a non-residential vehicle.. I was kinda hoping that it is not true. They must have my old record of CA registration so that I don't have to pay very high the non-residential fees.. it's rediculous since CA is my home. Any idea? Anyone? I 'd aprreciate it.

Answers:

Does anyone know if this is true?

Call the dmv and ask them. It's usually because californias emission standards are different, but since your car was already bought and registered in Ca you may not have to do this.

---

More Questions & Answers ...

How old do you have to be to have a vehicle titled in your name in ohio?

Charge for arson?

Explanation of getting a car insurance. PLEASE HELP?

Insurance for company vehicle?

How can i get a picture of someones drivers license???

Can you help me out, here?

Is it right for 14 year old kids to have their driving permit?

Someone hit my friends car, ( without any of the req. paperwork ) and they tried 2 leave, what happens now?

What are the least busy times at the DMV?

Hit and run, drunk driver medical bills insurance?

This article contents is post by this website user, CarQnA.com doesn't promise its accuracy.