California · Vehicle Code

VEH §11305: It shall be unlawful and cause of disciplinary action for the holder of a vehicle verifier’s permit: (a) To submit to the department, or its authorized representative, any document which purports to e

Civil

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Vehicle verifier permit holders must physically inspect vehicles, report identification irregularities, compare identifying numbers to documents, avoid fraud, and comply with vehicle code provisions. Violations trigger disciplinary action.

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It shall be unlawful and cause of disciplinary action for the holder of a vehicle verifier’s permit: (a) To submit to the department, or its authorized representative, any document which purports to evidence the verification of any vehicle, without having actually physically inspected such vehicle to determine the existence of proper vehicle identification. (b) To fail to report to the department, in a manner prescribed by the department, the absence, alteration, or obvious attempt to alter or obliterate any identifying number or number plate, or remove or attempt to remove such plate on any vehicle for which verification is performed. (c) To fail to physically compare identifying numbers on a vehicle inspected to the information contained in any document of title, registration, or any other form describing such vehicle. (d) To cause any person to suffer any loss or damage by reason of any fraud or deceit practiced upon such person in the course of the conducting of business under the vehicle verifier’s permit. (e) To violate one or more terms and provisions of Section 20, or of Division 3 (commencing with Section 4000), or of this division of this code, or any rules or regulations adopted pursuant thereto, or of Part 5 (commencing with Section 10701) of Division 2 of the Revenue and Taxation Code.

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