Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
DMV registration problem
My car was purchased in California. I moved to Arizona to work
and failed to register my car there. i did not drive my car, but I
stated that it was registered in Arizona when it wasn't. I kept
California insurance during the entire time. I am now living in
California again, but I can not register my car since they need
Arizona registration records that don't exist.
Is there anyhting i can do to get this matter settled without
having to deal with court or perjury charges?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: DMV registration problem
I am sorry but we are unable to help you at this time.
Re: DMV registration problem
Simply go to DMV, and pay the license and penalites for allowing your Califonria plates to expire for a year. The next time notify California DMV that you've taken the car off the road. And there'll be no penalty.
Re: DMV registration problem
>>but I stated that it was registered in Arizona when it wasn't.
??Is there anyhting i can do to get this matter settled without having to deal with court or perjury charges?
I've read Victor Hobbs' response, but I'm not sure it's that simple. The language from your inquiry that I find to be a potential problem is pasted above. There MAY BE some exposure to criminal charges here. I recommend that you have a consultation with a criminal lawyer experienced in DMV matters. Most criminal lawyers give free consultations. I do. If you'd like a free consultation, don't hesitate to call me. Steve Mandell 310 393 0639
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