POSITIVE Apportioned plates

[bigmack73]

Someone told me i can get them without having a corporation. Can someone guide me through the steps i will need to go through and how much it would be roughly. Thanks guys

[bigmack73]

No info guys

[mackdumper]

Whenever Bosses of mine needed to mess with titles & registrations on there commercial vehicles, I've always know it to be a trip down to motor vehicle in Trenton, N.J.'s capital. Can't do much at the local dmv's or regionals. jeez what with computers and such in this day and age. go figure?

Also when they needed company id;s or corporate codes they usually would use there social security codes with 3 ooo'S added in the beginning or at the end. IT wasn't a trick or nothing. it's what it was more or less.

hope maybe that give you some idea.

[farmer52]

Where are you located? Call your local license bureau and they can likely give you the info.

[2stacksuperdog]

Where are you located? Call your local license bureau and they can likely give you the info.

With what i know about DMV every one you call will have a different answer then if you talk to the same person a couple days later their answer will change too....

[masterwelder]

I looked into briefly awhile ago... I was able to get a fair amount of info from the web. I cant remember but you may need an MC number before you get the plates.

[RowdyRebel]

Yup...apportioned plates will need a USDOT# with MC authority. You can register those with any name you like...your own name if a sole proprietorship, or if incorporated you'd use your corporate name. That name & USDOT# will have to be on the sides of the truck, too. Even farmers who cross state lines gotta jump through those hoops 'round here...if it can possibly be considered "interstate commerce", the feds want to have their hand in it so you'll have to abide by all of the FMCSA regulations.

[bigmack73]

Im here in ny guys thanks for the info

[TozziWelding]

If your not doing business out side of your home state just register it commercial.