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by Anonymous on June 6th, 2006
This illegal in all states. you have 30 days to register your vehicle in the state in which you now reside. you also have to apply for a new drivers license. this is a violation of the registration law.
This is one of the most violated, non-moving, traffic laws. many people take a chance on being stopped by the police. more people are being ticketed, because of laptop computers in police vehicles. running a license plate number only takes about 10 seconds and this includes all states.
Become legal and you don't have worry.
by Anonymous on September 15th, 2009
I lived in Fla forever and even to move to another city in that state you had 6 months to change lic to match address and I am in s.c. now and same rule
thanks
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by Anonymous on June 6th, 2006
This illegal in all states. you have 30 days to register your vehicle in the state in which you now reside. you also have to apply for a new drivers license. this is a violation of the registration law.
This is one of the most violated, non-moving, traffic laws. many people take a chance on being stopped by the police. more people are being ticketed, because of laptop computers in police vehicles. running a license plate number only takes about 10 seconds and this includes all states.
Note: if you are a student and live in another state, your drivers license and license plates are valid, as long as you are a student and the plates and drivers license are not expired.
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