To apply for a refund of fees and/or penalties collected by DMV that were erroneous, excessive, or not due: Read the instructions on this page thoroughly to determine if you are eligible for a refund.

To apply for a refund of fees and/or penalties collected by DMV that were erroneous, excessive, or not due: • Read the instructions thoroughly to determine if a refund of fees is due. • Detach Instructions for Application for Refund. • Complete Application for Refund. See the instructions.

DMV issues refunds in cases where you accidentally paid the wrong fee, or when a fee wasn’t required but you paid one. The following circumstances may qualify you for a refund of fees paid: The renewal fees were paid after the vehicle was sold.

You may request a refund of fees and/or penalties that are excessive, assessed in error, or not legally due as provided under California Vehicle Code §42231 and/or Revenue and Taxation Code §10901. The following circumstances may qualify you for a refund of fees paid:

How do I Request a Refund? Complete an Application for Vehicle License Refund (REG 65) form as follows. Part A- For an unrecovered total loss vehicle (stolen). Part B- For a constructive total loss or nonrepairable vehicle (wrecked, destroyed, or damaged by a single event).

To apply for a refund of fees and/or penalties collected by DMV that were erroneous, excessive, or not due: • Read the instructions thoroughly to determine if a refund of fees is due. • Complete Application for Refund.

index-ready The Application for Vehicle License Fee Refund, REG 65, is used by a registered owner to request full or partial refund of the Vehicle License Fee paid on a vehicle that has been stolen and not recovered or damaged enough to be considered a total loss.

If the vehicle was declared a constructive total loss, the owner may be entitled to a prorated refund of the vehicle license fees (VLF) paid for the current registration year and would request a refund by completing an Application for Vehicle License Fee Refund (REG 65-Part B) form.

If a fee and/or penalty is collected by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in error or in excess of the actual fees due, the person who paid the fees may receive a refund by submitting an Application for Refund (ADM 399) form to DMV by mail at the address shown on the form or online at www.dmv.ca.gov.

Title: ADM 399, Application for Refund Author: CA DMV Subject: Index-ready This form is used to request a refund. Keywords: refund Created Date: 10/12/2007 3:22:49 PM