MAS o Menos

Just before I left the Peoples Republic of California, I received a notice to renew my license plate tags. Since I was heading to the Evergreen State, I placed that paperwork in the circular file. Upon arriving to the Seattle Metro area, I promptly got my Washington drivers license, plates and updated my auto insurance.

I followed the rules. Or did I?

Nope. California sent me a nasty letter called a Notice of Intent To Suspend. It was a lot of threatening verbiage about them sending Commando units to my front door to collect their license fee. Or something like that. I didn’t read it.

This is what I learned about the California DMV. Not only are you required to check in when you arrive, but you are also required to check out when you leave.

Legacy Comments

Aviva

…you can check out any time you like. But you can never leave.    (Sorry, had to be done)

Tags: california, moving