How long can you drive a car soon after purchasing without registering the vehicle in New york state?
94688
You can drive it without registration as long as you are not caught by the authorities concerned.But I think you have no chance doing that unless it is a stolen brand new car becos as soon as you purchase the car, the car agent should do the registration and the insurance of the car for you. Why dont you be honest and dont try to do illegal things?
8771
Driver's and vehicle licensing, taxes - notify the IRS of your new address when you file, and your new residence may have income or sales tax (especially important if purchasing a vehicle) to be aware of.\n\nLocal slang or euphemisms should be noted - you wouldn't want to eat any rocky mountain oysters if you didn't know what they were (just one example). Look up CitySearch and Google / Yahoo Local listings for businesses you will need to use - it's better than throwing a dart at the phone book, since many times there are reviews and ratings of the different businesses.
1124641
If the car was being used witout your authorization...there should be an additional charge against the person driving it at the time of the accident! You can recoupe those damages thru restitution no law suit necessary. If you want to sue for breach of contract...you need to file suit. If you want to get a judgement in excess of 5k (in NY) you can not file small claims. My suggestion take what you can get in small claims so you dont have to pay the lawyers!
793795
Polo, here is the sad truth:  He won't approve it.  There are guidelines that the judge has to adhere to.  He cannot allow you to take a second defensive driving class within the specified time.  Sorry.  You failed to tell us the State in which you received the tickets.  There might be slightly different laws from state to state.
477216
It does expire on your birthday.  If it expires you can't drive on it but I think you have up to a year before you have to retake your driving and written tests.
538469
Most states you can expect to have your car impounded & you wont get it back until you can show that it is registered.
73163
depends what the local ordinances are in your town/city\nin nyc. its now illeagle
618825
Assuming that you are talking about the license suspension, immediately upon sentencing.  That means that you may NOT drive home from the courhouse!\n\nOnce the 90 days have passed, you need to apply to have your license re-instated; it is NOT automatic.  You'll get the "DMV Shuffle" as you must coordinate an SR-22 with your insurance company and possibly jump through a few other hoops.  Give it a few days at least, but don't drive until you have the new license in hand.
240896
You might be liable for sales tax on registering the vehicle, check with the DMV. As for other taxes, no, any gift taxes would be the responsibility of the giftor.
95310
standard policies state you must add the vehicle within 30 days from the date on the bill of sale for your new car. however, you should definitely check with your insurance company if you don't have your policy handy. and make sure you're talking to someone who's trained, and not just the minimum wage call center people.
1111559
In the State of New York:\nTake defensive driving every 18 months.\nNegotiate with the office for something without points.\nPlead it down in court.\nPay $5 MORE than the ticket requires, they will send you a refund check - DO NOT CASH IT, and in the computer it will be listed as "PENDING" - after three years it will automatically be dismissed.
836908
sign your car over to your roommate title and all,with the restrictions that you can use it until you buy it back from him,set a time limit of 2 months.
102426
Check the paperwork you signed.  A lot of car dealers have you sign a form waiving the right to change your mind within three business days.
798339
Can't answer all your questions, since I don't know what state you are in.  It would be a great idea to have the tag renewed prior to court.  If you don't go to court you are pleading guilty anyway.  The judge can do what he/she wants with your fine.  It may depend on how long your tag was expired anyway.  You can show the court proof by bringing in your current registration.  And finally, if you can afford a new PS3, you can afford the cost of the ticket.
580557
NONE , THE MOMENT YOU DRIVE OFF THE LOT THE CAR BEGINS TO LOOSE VALUE\n\nTHE DEALER OR SELLER WONT TAKE IT BACK \nAND WHATEVER CONTRACT YOU SIGNED IS LEGALLY BINDING\n\nYOU WILL HAVE TO SELL IT YOURSELF BUT YOU WILL GET A LOT LESS THAN YOU PAID FOR IT(EVEN IF YOU ONLY DROVE IT ONE MILE)\n\n\nGOOD LUCK \n\n\n\n\nTHINK BEFORE YOU ACT
207467
It depends where you live.  In the US, in the state of NJ, all licenses are required to be photo licenses now, so you would not be able to do that.  Have someone contact the motor vehicle department (or wherever you go where you live to do that) and ask for you.
1030247
No matter if it's a misdemeanor or a felony, you would find yourself in a lot of "hot water" (possibly cited, arrested, or jailed) and out of a lot of money trying to defend yourself.  Then you would have to pay penalties to make your car's registration current.   Not worth it.....