I have not licensed my vehicle in Minnesota for 3 years. I…

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If you have not licensed your vehicle in Minnesota for three years, you may face penalties for late registration. To register your vehicle in Minnesota, you will need to take the following steps:

1. Obtain insurance: You will need to have car insurance that meets Minnesota's minimum requirements.

2. Get a vehicle inspection: Minnesota requires all vehicles to pass a safety inspection before they can be registered. You can find a licensed inspection station by visiting the Minnesota Department of Public Safety website.

3. Pay any outstanding fees: If you owe any outstanding fees for a previous registration, you will need to pay them before you can register your vehicle.

4. Complete the registration application: You can obtain a registration application form at any Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS) location or online. Fill out the application with your personal and vehicle information, including the vehicle identification number (VIN) and current Arizona license plate number.

5. Submit the registration application: You can submit the application and required documents in person at a DVS office or by mail to the address listed on the application. Be sure to include payment for any fees and penalties.

6. Receive your new plates and registration: Once your application is processed and your fees are paid, you will receive your new Minnesota license plates and registration in the mail. You will need to affix the new plates to your vehicle and keep the registration in the vehicle at all times.

7. In Minnesota, the penalty for late registration of a vehicle depends on how long the vehicle has been unregistered. If a vehicle has not been registered for 1-29 days, there is no penalty. If the vehicle has been unregistered for 30 days or more, there is a late fee equal to the tax required for that period. If the vehicle has been unregistered for more than a year, the late fee increases to twice the tax required for that period. What the required tax is must be calculated by the DMV, so you'd have to ask them. It may be up to $200.

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