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The document is an application form for obtaining either Out of State Compliance or Out of Area Exemption for vehicles located outside the Illinois vehicle emissions testing area. It outlines the necessary information required from vehicle owners, including vehicle details and proof of compliance with emissions testing laws. The form specifies two application types: one for vehicles in areas where emissions testing is required and another for those in areas where it is not. Instructions for submission and acceptable forms of proof are also provided.

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Can I do my emissions test in a different state?

Testing criteria in your state may differ from your neighboring state, so get your vehicle emissions tested where you live. However, some states do have reciprocity with others, meaning the inspection from your current state may be valid if you move to another state requiring an inspection.

How many states have state vehicle inspections?

What About VIN Inspections? There are 19 states that require some form of VIN inspections. These states include: California, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington and Wyoming.

What states are strict on emissions?

What states are currently CARB States California. Connecticut. Delaware. Maine. Maryland. Massachusetts. New Jersey. New Mexico.

What states do not require emissions inspection?

What States Do Not Require Vehicle Inspections? Only 13 states do not require regualr safety, emissions, or VIN inspections for vehicles owned by residents. These states are Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota, Florida, Washington, and Wyoming.

Is emissions testing nationwide?

Every state has its process and standards for an acceptable pollution level from a vehicle. Sometimes, these regulations only apply to dense urban areas. For example, Missouris emissions standards and inspection requirements apply only to the St. Louis Metropolitan Area.

What states dont require emissions testing?

Only 13 states do not require regualr safety, emissions, or VIN inspections for vehicles owned by residents. These states are Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota, Florida, Washington, and Wyoming.

What states dont do yearly inspections?

Below is a list of states that do not require regular vehicle inspections for passenger vehicles: Alaska. Arkansas. Florida. Iowa. Michigan. Minnesota. Mississippi. Montana.

Can I get an AZ emissions test in another state?

If your vehicle is in an area of a state (other than Arizona) that requires emissions testing, you must have your vehicle emissions tested there and submit a copy of the passing inspection report to ADEQ.

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