If you have sold, gifted or destroyed a car registered in NY and choose to cancel the insurance on it, you must surrender your license plates. This can be done by bringing the plates to a local Department of Motor Vehicles or by mailing them in. How to surrender vehicle plates by mail:
You can send the vehicle plates to the DMV from any location. There is no fee to surrender your vehicle plates by mail to the address below. If you surrender the plates by mail to a county motor vehicle office instead of a state DMV office, you must enclose a $1 processing fee.
When you surrender vehicle plates by mail, the DMV considers the postmark date as the date that you surrendered your vehicle plates. Make sure that you include your current mailing address. The DMV will mail your FS-6T receipt to you. To be notified by the US Postal Service that your vehicle plates were received, send them by registered or certified mail, and request a return receipt. Remove frames and fasteners before you surrender a vehicle plate or vehicle plates. The DMV office will not accept a vehicle plate with a frame or any fasteners attached.
Send your vehicle plates and other information to:
Department of Motor Vehicles2799 Route 112Medford, NY 11763
Monday, November 23, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Why getting older and paying more for car insurance?
Did you know that your car insurance can and will go up as you get older? Ok, not everyone, but unfortunately for our senior friends, it does. Statistics have shown that as we progress through our senior years, our insurance experience gets worse, thereby causing higher premiums. Be aware and shop your insurance. Different companies rate seniors at different levels. Ask your insurance professional for advice.
Got low profile tires?
Commiserating with a fellow 'low profile tire' owner today. This tells the whole story, one of my cars has had 3 replacement tires since we purchased it just 4 months ago. At between $400 and $500 a piece, we did well to have purchased the insurance coverage at about $450 for 3 years. I recommend the same any and all other fellow 'low profile tire' owner.
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