[AZIROC]

I had to do this when I bought my car in TX but live in AZ.

The dealership you buy the car at collects thne sales tax when you buy the vehicles. Most dealers use a 3rd party company for their out of state buyers. What the 3rd party company SHOULD do is take all your paperwork and sales tax money and send that to your states DMV. they are SUPPOSE to do it within 30 days and the dealership you buy the car at should give you a 30 day temporary plate. Then when your state MVD gets everything, they will send you your actual hard plate.

Now, if you have my kinda luck, this 3rd party company will drag their ass and lose the paperwork. I had to have the dealer I bought the car from print me out a 2nd temporary plate while they checked why the 3rd party company wasn't sending my paperwork over. (I even called my local mvd but they kept saying they never received anything). After 45ish days they finally sent it over. I got my hard plate and I even got a few $ back from paying to much in sales tax.


Edit: looking at your first pic of the paperwork vs the 2nd pic...then yes, they kept the difference and made it "fees" . I'd give them a call, explain what ur mvd said and ask how it went from 6k in tax to 3k in tax and 3k in fees.

[ZL1CK_Guy]

Originally Posted by AZIROC

I had to do this when I bought my car in TX but live in AZ.

The dealership you buy the car at collects thne sales tax when you buy the vehicles. Most dealers use a 3rd party company for their out of state buyers. What the 3rd party company SHOULD do is take all your paperwork and sales tax money and send that to your states DMV. they are SUPPOSE to do it within 30 days and the dealership you buy the car at should give you a 30 day temporary plate. Then when your state MVD gets everything, they will send you your actual hard plate.

Now, if you have my kinda luck, this 3rd party company will drag their ass and lose the paperwork. I had to have the dealer I bought the car from print me out a 2nd temporary plate while they checked why the 3rd party company wasn't sending my paperwork over. (I even called my local mvd but they kept saying they never received anything). After 45ish days they finally sent it over. I got my hard plate and I even got a few $ back from paying to much in sales tax.


Edit: looking at your first pic of the paperwork vs the 2nd pic...then yes, they kept the difference and made it "fees" . I'd give them a call, explain what ur mvd said and ask how it went from 6k in tax to 3k in tax and 3k in fees.

At the moment it seems like we just overpaid taxes to the dmv and have applied for a refund