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A registered identification number (RIN), or vehicle permit number, is either your driver's license number or a created 9-digit number. A RIN number is used for vehicle transactions, such as vehicle registration.

Overview. A Special Permit is issued for an owned or leased motor vehicle or trailer. A vehicle displaying a Special Permit is temporarily exempt from registration but is allowed to be driven in Ontario for 10 calendar days starting from the day it is issued.

You must carry your vehicle permit with you when you drive. You will be asked to produce this permit ? to verify that you are the legal owner of the car you are driving ? if you are pulled over by the police.

A document number appears on official immigration documents, e.g. study permits. It is usually printed in black ink as a letter (an "F" for study permits, ?U? for work permits and ?C? for Visitor Record) followed by 9 numbers.

Your vehicle permit also known as the vehicle ownership is the green piece of paper that you get when your vehicle is registered with ServiceOntario. It is proof that you are the registered vehicle owner. It is important to: sign the plate portion of the permit.

The most recent Visitor Record, Study Permit, Work Permit or Temporary Resident Permit issued to you. The document number is found on the top right of your study permit, or IRCC document. It is a letter followed by 9 numbers (e.g.F123456789) on the top right.

When you register your vehicle at a ServiceOntario centre you will get a vehicle permit, licence plate and sometimes a licence plate sticker. You need to renew your licence plate or sticker each year. Your vehicle permit needs to be updated within 6 days of a change in your address or vehicle information.