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You may apply for this exemption either through Georgias Clean Air Force online form or through your local tag office. Out-of-Area Extension: Available for vehicle owners who meet all requirements (the requirements can be found at CleanAirForce.com); vehicle must be tested upon return to the area.
You are required to renew your registration annually in Wisconsin before the expiration date. This day of the month coincides with the date the registration was initially issued. If you do not renew before the expiration date, there will be a $10 late fee added to your total registration fees.
To qualify for a waiver, you must follow the instructions on the Repair Waiver page carefully and submit all of the required documentation and information for your situation. Repair waivers last for up to two years from the date the vehicle was due to test.
Vehicle owners can also apply for a waiver for vehicles that continue to fail the emissions test. You are eligible to apply for a waiver when the following conditions are met: The vehicle has failed an emissions test twice and following repair and retest, it still does not meet test requirements.
Out-of-Area Extensions are valid for a maximum of one (1) year. You must apply for an Out-of-Area Extension each year prior to the vehicle registration renewal date. In addition, the vehicle must receive an emissions inspection once it returns to the metro Atlanta area.
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Every other year, 1996 and newer vehicles (newest 3 model years are exempt) must be tested before their license plates can be renewed.
Answer: If you fail the Emissions Test, you will be required to have the issue repaired. This may cause a delay in your vehicle registration. At the time of your failed test, your inspector will be able to explain the repair and retest process.
Vehicles kept in the following seven counties of southeastern Wisconsin are subject to emissions testing: Sheboygan, Wash- ington, Ozaukee, Waukesha, Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha. Motorcycles are exempt from emissions testing.

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