Can branch license records be maintained at a different location?
No, the records must be stored at the physical location where business is conducted.
No, the records must be stored at the physical location where business is conducted.
Complete an Add/Delete via your dealer community account including a copy of amended corporate articles or corporate minutes noting the change. If the individual is already on an existing dealer license, a Criminal Records Check is not required. If the individual owns 20% or more interest in the business they are required to go through the Criminal Records Check.
Submit a Dealer Record Amendment via your dealer community account, including a bond rider showing the updated information and required fee. No business may be conducted until you receive a revised license certificate by email. NOTE: A new motor vehicle dealer also needs a letter of authorization acknowledging the new name/location from each manufacturer of their franchised products.
Order new or additional dealer plates; if a dealer plate has been lost/stolen, request cancellation and replacement of the plate; order duplicate registration for a dealer plate; cancel a dealer plate.
When you submit your dealer application, you may pre-order dealer plates by completing and submitting a Dealer Plate Application. The dealer plate fee will be included with the dealer license fee in an invoice that will be emailed to you after the application has been accepted and Criminal Records Check has been concluded. NOTE: Your dealer license and dealer plates, if applicable, are renewed annually.
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Yes, but the dealer is responsible to ensure that the buyer is an actual licensed dealer in the country of license and must keep proper records as required by law.
No. An applicant/owner, who owns 20% or more interest in the business, must go through a Criminal Records Check using pre-printed Dealer Licensing fingerprint cards. New/franchise dealers are exempt from the Criminal Records Check.
No. A banner is not considered permanent as outlined in ARS 28-4406.