CTValleyTDI
Member
I returned my vehicle on Friday (1/6) and received a "receipt" for my "transaction".
In Massachusetts we pay vehicle excise tax. The tax is collected at the municipal level. In order to stop paying that tax--which is assessed annually-- one must 1) cancel their vehicle registration, and 2) have a bill of sale. Documentary evidence of both my be provided to the town clerk (or similar official). There is more to the process, but I will skip those details unless asked.
It seems asymmetrical to me that we as owners/lessees all provided VWOA (or the court administrator) with notarized documents that were very precise and specific (and had legal standing) and we receive in return an email from "claims_noreply" that lacks even a basic letterhead format. I hope my town officials accept a printout as evidence that the vehicle was legitimately sold.
Is any other documentation forthcoming (e.g. in the mail, at a later date)? Or is the email it?
In Massachusetts we pay vehicle excise tax. The tax is collected at the municipal level. In order to stop paying that tax--which is assessed annually-- one must 1) cancel their vehicle registration, and 2) have a bill of sale. Documentary evidence of both my be provided to the town clerk (or similar official). There is more to the process, but I will skip those details unless asked.
It seems asymmetrical to me that we as owners/lessees all provided VWOA (or the court administrator) with notarized documents that were very precise and specific (and had legal standing) and we receive in return an email from "claims_noreply" that lacks even a basic letterhead format. I hope my town officials accept a printout as evidence that the vehicle was legitimately sold.
Is any other documentation forthcoming (e.g. in the mail, at a later date)? Or is the email it?