TEMPORARY VEHICLE PERMITS FOR BUYERS

Subpart 1. Permits issued to dealers. A temporary vehicle permit is a permit issued under Minnesota Statutes, section 168.091 or 168.092 , to a purchaser of a motor vehicle. Permits may be distributed to a dealer for issuance to purchasers of motor vehicles from the dealer. When the dealer sells a motor vehicle, the dealer shall not issue more than one permit for the vehicle. When requested by the registrar, the dealer shall submit to the registrar the dealer's copy of a permit. Subp. 2. Contents of permit. The dealer's copy of a temporary vehicle permit must be maintained and made available for the registrar's inspection until the copy is submitted to the registrar under subpart 1 or for three years, whichever comes first. The permit must contain the following information: A. the issue date and the expiration date of the permit; B. a description of the vehicle, including the model year, make, and vehicle identification number; C. when applicable, the registered gross weight of the vehicle; D. either the name and address or the Minnesota driver's license number of the purchaser; E. the name of the insurance company with which the purchaser holds an automobile insurance policy conforming to Minnesota Statutes, chapter 65B, and either the policy number or a statement that the policy number has not yet been issued; F. the name and dealer number of the dealer; and G. for a resident permit, the address of the dealer and a signature on behalf of the dealer.