Affidavit Of No Rental

You can also file online if you don't have the paperwork handy. If you want to take a car off the road outside the DMV's prescribed PNO period of time, you might want to try getting an Affidavit Of Non-Use.

You don't need to register or insure a PNO car; you just need to complete a Certificate of Non-operation and pay to file it. This is the least expensive way to cut auto-related costs -- by avoiding both registration and insurance expenses. Be aware that a PNO-designated car cannot ever be driven.

It only costs $21 If you pay it on time, it will only cost you $21. If you don't file it on time, the fee increases, however, after 90 days, you will not be able to put the vehicle in non-op status. Keep it off the streets - You cannot keep your vehicle parked on the street.

If you do have insurance on a vehicle that is in non-op status, take it off the policy, and save yourself some money. It only costs $21 If you pay it on time, it will only cost you $21. If you don't file it on time, the fee increases, however, after 90 days, you will not be able to put the vehicle in non-op status.

You can remove a previously submitted Affidavit of Non-Use from your vehicle record at any time during the paid registration period, provided you have liability coverage. You may file an Affidavit of Non-Use either by mail or much faster, online: File Affidavit of Non-Use Online.

A: Vehicle owners who don't plan to drive their vehicle may avoid high renewal fees by registering the vehicle as non-operational.If you file for this status up to 90 days after the vehicle's expiration date, however, you will see a late fee imposed on the full registration amount.

Planned non-operation (PNO) means that the vehicle will not be driven, towed, stored, or parked on public roads or highways for the entire registration year. DMV will accept PNO filings up to 60 days before registration expires or up to 90 days after registration expires.