Steven P. asked

⚖️  Law

I purchased a car on August 18 but have not received my tags or a replacement temporary tag. The dealership contacted me after the tags expired to request a copy of my husband's driver's license, which was already provided. I have made numerous attempts to contact the dealership but have been unsuccessful. What steps should I take to resolve this issue and ensure I receive the necessary tags for my vehicle?

December 20th, 2024

Jason B. answered

The dealership should have provided you with the necessary tags and title documents at the time of p...

December 20th, 2024

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