Ol124 2026

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The document is a Certificate of Proposed Franchise form required by the California Department of Motor Vehicles for licensed Manufacturers or Distributors to establish or relocate motor vehicle dealerships. It outlines the responsibilities of the licensed dealer, including submission requirements and notification procedures to the New Motor Vehicle Board and franchisees. The form must be completed accurately, signed, and cannot be modified. It also references relevant sections of the California Vehicle Code regarding dealership establishment and relocation.

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Begin by entering the 'Manufacturer/Distributor Name' and 'License Number' in the designated fields. Ensure that these details match your official documents.
Indicate whether the location is permanent or temporary, and provide the relevant dates for any events associated with this application.
In the certification section, confirm whether written notification to the New Motor Vehicle Board is required. If applicable, enter the date of notification.
Fill in details about the proposed franchisee, including their name, address, city, state, and zip code. Make sure all information is accurate and corresponds with your license application.
Finally, ensure that an authorized signature is provided along with the date and printed name of the owner or licensed representative before submitting.

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In California, people who work in certain jobs are required to get a license from the state to do so. There are over 200 professions in California that require a professional or occupational licenseranging from barbers and cosmetologists, to security guards, contractors, teachers, nurses, doctors and lawyers.

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Who can verify a VIN in California?

Authorized Vehicle Verifiers are: DMV employees. Peace officers including military police (California Penal Code 830). Employees of auto clubs that provide registration services. Auto club verifiers must include the abbreviation of their auto club name with their signature. Persons licensed as vehicle verifiers by DMV.

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