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The document is an application form for an affidavit of emissions extension from the Colorado Department of Revenue's Motor Vehicle Division. It outlines the process for vehicle owners to request an emissions extension for up to 12 months while out of state, detailing required information, reasons for extension, and necessary documentation. The form must be submitted to the local county motor vehicle clerk's office along with proof of insurance and payment.

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What do I need to bring for an emissions test?

While different states have different requirements, heres what you typically need: Certificate of vehicle registration. Prior inspection report. Letter from the department that oversees the emissions testing program in your city or state. Renewal notice, which you may have received via mail, eNotify, or email.

Can you do an out of state emissions test for Colorado?

There is a 30-day grace period for your annual or biennial emissions test upon expiration. Simply, this means you have a month (30 days) after your tags expire to get an inspection. However, keep in mind that more than 30 days past the expiration date could result in a $50 ticket.

Can you pass emissions with check engine light in Colorado?

If emissions testing is not performed in the state, or county where the vehicle is located, a VIN verification form (DR 2698))(opens in new window) must be completed by a local law enforcement officer (Local Police, Sheriffs Office, State Troopers, Military Police or out of state DMV Office).

What do I need to bring to my AZ emissions test?

If you are new to Arizona, we will need to see the current title or registration of the vehicle and your residence address. Of course, you will also need the test fee in cash, check or credit/debit card.

Do I need paperwork for an emissions test in Wisconsin?

What do I bring to get an emission test? You only need to bring one of the following documents: Renewal statement sent by mail or renewal notice sent from eNotify via email. Certificate of registration.