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"Schedule G" for First-Year IRP Applicants or Business 2025

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The document outlines the International Registration Plan (IRP) for the registration year 2024, detailing applications and instructions for vehicle registration in Illinois. It includes directions to the IRS office, information on IRP registration processes, requirements for special hauling vehicles, insurance mandates, and guidelines for maintaining distance records. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting and compliance with state regulations while providing resources for applicants to navigate the registration process effectively.

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Begin by filling out your business ownership information in Part I. Clearly indicate your business type and provide details about any individuals with significant ownership stakes.
In Part II, provide your vehicle registration history. If you are a new applicant, skip to the section for new purchases and list the details of any vehicles previously registered under your name.
Complete Part III by entering the USDOT number responsible for safety and any operating authority numbers. Ensure all information is accurate to avoid processing delays.
In Part IV, outline your business plan for operations, detailing how you will obtain loads and transport them. This section is crucial for approval.
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What is the IRP 45 day temp in Illinois?

An IRP 45-Day Temporary is a contract you enter into with the Illinois Secretary of States office. You are obligated to pay the appropriate fees for the chosen transaction from that date until the end of the registration year.

How long does it take to get apportioned plates in Illinois?

Because Apportioned Plates are only sold in Springfield, there are three options for processing your application or to make a payment. The application or payment may be mailed to Springfield (allow two to three weeks for processing), submitted by a remittance agent or brought to the office in person.

What is the difference between IRP and IFTA?

IRP governs vehicle registration and apportioned licensing fees, while IFTA governs fuel tax collection and reporting. Recognizing the IFTA vs IRP differences helps carriers ensure compliance with both programs, avoiding costly penalties and operational interruptions.

What is the 45 day IRP in Illinois?

An IRP 45-Day Temporary Permit is a contract with the Illinois Secretary of State. You must pay the appropriate fees rom that date until the end of the registration year. Certain transactions cannot be processed online, such as: Corrections for typos on registrations.

What happens if I drive without IRP?

Officials will impose legal penalties if they catch your yard commercial vehicle on-road without an IRP. The penalty you may need to submit can vary from several hundred to thousands of dollars. Government officials impose these penalties so that truck operators can understand the importance of these IRP plates.