PURPOSE: This rule outlines the general procedures for application for licensure and issuance of a license effective July 1, 1989.
- (1) Applications for original licensure must be made on forms provided by the commission. Application forms may be obtained in person or by writing the Motor Vehicle Commission, P.O. Box 43, Jefferson City, MO 65102.
- (2) Applications for renewal of license must be made on forms provided by the commission. The forms shall be mailed about one hundred twenty (120) days before the date of license expiration to the licensees’ last known business addresses; the renewal application forms shall be returned by the licensees at least sixty (60) days prior to the expiration of their current licenses. Renewal application forms also may be obtained by writing the Missouri Motor Vehicle Commission, P.O. Box 43, Jefferson City, MO 65102.
- (3) Based on commission policies and procedures, commission staff shall determine whether or not an applicant qualifies for licensure or renewal of licensure. If the staff, based upon a review of the application for licensure and the pertinent statutes and rules, determines that the applicant may not be qualified for licensure, they shall issue a notice of denial. An applicant wishing to challenge this denial may request that the commission review the denial as set out in 12 CSR 60-4.010.
- (4) When an individual, corporation or other business entity submits an application for an original, first-time license as a manufacturer or dealer and if the applicant has satisfactorily complied with all provisions of sections 301.559 and 301.560, RSMo and all commission rules, based on the procedures established by the commission, the commission staff shall decide to approve or deny licensure within eight (8) working hours after receipt of the dealer’s application. The applicant shall be advised of a decision to deny licensure by overnight or express mail. The applicant’s rights to review and appeal of that decision shall be outlined clearly in the notice.
(5) To reduce potential confusion and to more efficiently coordinate the registration and
Rebecca McDowell Cook (2/28/92)*
licensing activities of the Department of Revenue and the commission, the commission recognizes and accepts the distinctive dealer license numbers or certificates of the number system used by the director of revenue. All licenses, files and records pertaining to licensees of the commission will be issued a commission license number which corresponds to those numbers assigned by the director of revenue. After the adoption of this rule, the director of revenue will be requested to provide the commission with a list of all dealers and manufacturers currently registered with the Department of Revenue and their assigned distinctive dealer license numbers or certificate of number. The commission may request that the director of revenue provide an updated copy of this list and a corresponding list of unassigned distinctive dealer license numbers or certificate of number.
- (6) All motor vehicle dealer licenses issued by the commission shall indicate for which primary class the dealer or manufacturer is authorized. Each license shall be valid for and permit the operation of that class of business activity at the business location registered with the commission. Each place of business where a licensed motor vehicle dealer sells or displays motor vehicles shall be registered separately with the commission. Each such place of business shall comply with the requirements of 12 CSR 60-2.120. A licensed motor vehicle dealer however, may store cars at a location other than a registered place of business, provided that the licensed motor vehicle dealer notify the commission of all these storage locations.
- (7) All newly issued original and renewal licenses shall be mailed to the applicant or licensee. The office of the commission may issue a letter stating that the applicant is approved for licensure.
AUTHORITY: section 301.553, RSMo (Cum. Supp. 1989).* Original rule filed Nov. 3, 1989, effective Feb. 25, 1990.
*Original authority 1988, amended 1989.