Licensing Roketa in Arizona

eddyfx · 06-22-2006, 10:08 PM

Well since I bought mine I helped a couple of other people get theirs thru as well.
Here's what I did, 1st I scanned the original MCO

Then I loaded a copy of the MCO into the pinter as it came with blank spaces.
Once the copy was the right size and positon on the printer , I ran it thru the word processor program and it filled out the copy MCO in the right spots.

Then I loaded up the "original" unfilled ( only thing it had was the VIN number on it) MCO into the printer and ran the word program, presto a professional MCO that looks like it came that way ( the way it should of come in the 1st place) from the manufacturer.

On my MCO, the original dealer filled it out in pen and I got a funny look from the lady when I went to title it, but it still went thru.

Not wanting to take a chance on doing that again and basically to see if the paperwork would go smoothly for a change, see if there was a way to make the process smoother for people in other states that had a hard time plating it, that's why I did it.

Well, it did sail right thru Surprise AZ MVD, one look was all it took.

SO far two places that I know of where you can get your chinese bike plated in my general area.

Trust me appearances are very important, have a dealer number on it, notorize it, fill in all the blanks and place "MC street" at the top of the MCO.

Hope that helps somebody out.

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06-22-2006, 10:08 PM	#1
eddyfx Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Peoria Arizona Posts: 123	Well since I bought mine I helped a couple of other people get theirs thru as well. Here's what I did, 1st I scanned the original MCO Then I loaded a copy of the MCO into the pinter as it came with blank spaces. Once the copy was the right size and positon on the printer , I ran it thru the word processor program and it filled out the copy MCO in the right spots. Then I loaded up the "original" unfilled ( only thing it had was the VIN number on it) MCO into the printer and ran the word program, presto a professional MCO that looks like it came that way ( the way it should of come in the 1st place) from the manufacturer. On my MCO, the original dealer filled it out in pen and I got a funny look from the lady when I went to title it, but it still went thru. Not wanting to take a chance on doing that again and basically to see if the paperwork would go smoothly for a change, see if there was a way to make the process smoother for people in other states that had a hard time plating it, that's why I did it. Well, it did sail right thru Surprise AZ MVD, one look was all it took. SO far two places that I know of where you can get your chinese bike plated in my general area. Trust me appearances are very important, have a dealer number on it, notorize it, fill in all the blanks and place "MC street" at the top of the MCO. Hope that helps somebody out.
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