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- Alaska Statutes.
- Title 28. Motor Vehicles
- Chapter 10. Vehicle Registration, Liens, and Title
- Section 108. Registration Procedures.
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Section 101. - 28.10.107l Expiration of Registration; Staggered Registration. [Repealed, Sec. 37 Ch 21 SLA 1985. For Current Law, See AS
28.10.108
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Section 110. Registration Card. [Repealed, Sec. 7 Ch 178 SLA 1978].
AS 28.10.108. Registration Procedures.
- (a) Except for a vehicle registered under AS 28.10.152
, a vehicle required to be registered under this chapter shall be registered under the procedures set out in this
section.
- (b) [Repealed, Sec. 29 ch 6 FSSLA 1996].
- (c) [Repealed, Sec. 29 ch 6 FSSLA 1996].
- (d) A registered vehicle retains the same biennial expiration date regardless of the ownership of the vehicle.
- (e) The registration of a vehicle expires on the last day of the month to which the vehicle is assigned.
- (f) Upon request of the owner and payment of the proportionate prorated applicable fees, a vehicle registered under this
section shall have its registration period extended in monthly increments to allow biennial registration to occur in
the month of the owner's choice, except that registration may not extend beyond the expiration of an emissions
inspection and maintenance certificate required for the vehicle. Notwithstanding the other provisions of this chapter,
upon request of the owner, payment of the annual fee set out in AS 28.10.421(h), payment of any annual vehicle registration
tax due under AS 28.10.431
(l), and, if applicable, payment of one-half of the biennial emission control inspection program fee imposed under AS
28.10.423, the department shall register a vehicle
used for commercial purposes for a one-year period.
- (g) The department shall issue to the registered owner, upon receipt of the proper application and fees, registration
plates, tabs and registration form displaying the month and year in which the registration expires.
- (h) The department shall mail notice of registration expiration to the registered owner of record at the owner's mailing
address as shown in the records of the department. An owner of a vehicle subject to registration who has received
notice under this subsection may renew registration of the vehicle by returning the notice form, together with
appropriate fees, to the department by mail postmarked no later than the fifth day of the registration renewal period
shown upon the vehicle's current registration or notice form. Upon receipt of a timely postmarked registration renewal
and the appropriate fees and taxes, the department shall renew the registration and mail the current registration card
and registration plates or tabs to the owner at the owner's mailing address as shown in the department's records.
- (i) If a vehicle is held for sale by a dealer, the requirement of registration and payment of fees and taxes does not
apply until the vehicle is sold to a party other than another dealer. The exemption from payment of fees and taxes
under this subsection applies only if
- (1) the dealer is registered with the state; and
- (2) the vehicle for which the exemption is sought can be shown to be part of the dealer's inventory at the time of
exemption.
- (j) The purchaser of a vehicle for which registration and taxes have been held in abeyance under (i) of this section shall
register the vehicle within five working days of purchase and pay the prorated fees and taxes required by the
department.
- (k) The department shall prorate fees in monthly increments to allow for registration of vehicles in more or less than
one-year periods when required by any provision of this section.
- (l) Notwithstanding the other provisions of this section, the following vehicles are not required to be registered
biennially and shall be registered one time only:
- (1) a vehicle qualifying for registration under AS 28.10.181
(d); or
- (2) a vehicle owned by a person who is 65 years of age or older; this paragraph applies to only one vehicle owned by the
person who is 65 years of age or older.
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