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In some cases, you may just get a warning or a small fine. But after six months in all states, your car may be impounded. The cost to get your car back after this is often more than the cost of registration. So, at the very worst, you should try to renew your tags within that time frame.
In lieu of serving a registration suspension, you have the option to pay a civil penalty. The optional civil penalty fee is $500. Additionally, you are required to pay a restoration fee.
Penalty for a Suspended Registration Violation A fine ranging from $100 to $500, not including court costs; The violation is recorded to your Pennsylvania Certified Driver's History; A possible increase in insurance rates.
by mail or in-person at any MVA branch office; or. by telephone at 1-410-768-7000.
NOTE: The registration plate must be returned within 30 days of the insurance policy cancellation date.
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As part of a suspension, you must surrender the vehicle's registration plate and your driver's license to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). To reinstate your license and registration, you'll need to pay a restoration fee for each.
Your vehicle registration is suspended, due to lapse in insurance and you want to restore it. You need to provide acceptable proof of insurance. Proof of insurance can be provided within that last 30 days of being eligible. Additionally, a $98 restoration fee is required in order for your registration to be restored.
As part of a suspension, you must surrender the vehicle's registration plate and your driver's license to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). To reinstate your license and registration, you'll need to pay a restoration fee for each.
On March 12, 2020, Governor Hogan ordered that expired vehicle registrations, and those that would otherwise expire during the State of Emergency, will remain valid until at least 30 days after the emergency has been ended.
After the title is transferred, the seller must remove the registration plate from the vehicle. The registration plate should never be given to the purchaser. The registration plate should be returned to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles unless the seller plans to transfer it to another vehicle.

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