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1. www.dmv.ca.gov › portal › driver-education-andVehicle Information for Military Personnel in California

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   Military personnel, stationed in California are exempt from payment of the vehicle license fee (VLF) on any vehicle owned or leased and registered in California provided: The nonresident military owner is shown as a lessee or registered owner of the vehicle. The vehicle is not operated “for hire.”

2. ww2.arb.ca.gov › resources › fact-sheetsFacts About Registration of Former Military Vehicles

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   Sep 14, 2020 · Because they are made to meet the unique needs of the armed forces, and harsh battlefield or disaster conditions, former military vehicles do not meet minimum environmental or safety standards required for use on public highways or for registration by civilians.

3. www.dmv.ca.gov › veterans-and-active-duty-militaryVeterans and Active Duty Military - California DMV

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   If you are on active duty, you may operate a CMV owned by you without obtaining California registration provided the vehicle has valid registration in your home state or the state of military assignment at the time of registration, and is not used in a trade or business.

4. oag.ca.gov › system › filesKNOW YOUR RIGHTS – ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS IN CALIFORNIA

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   As an active duty service member stationed in California, you have important consumer protections under California law. If you believe your rights have been violated, ask the nearest military legal assistance ofice for help. For contact information, ask your unit or use the U.S. Armed Forces Legal Services Locator.1.

5. militaryexcess.com › are-military-vehicles-streetAre Military Vehicles Street Legal in California?

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   Most military vehicles are street legal in California. Some of the exceptions are Military Humvees and tactical vehicles, which must be made non-lethal as part of the process if you choose to work on making them street legal.

6. www.dmv.ca.gov › portal › handbook12.105 Nonresident Military (NRM) Exemption ... - California DMV

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   An NRM service member on active duty in California and spouse who lives with the service member qualifies for the NRM vehicle license fee (VLF) exemption on any vehicle or trailer coach, provided the vehicle is:

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   Are military vehicles subject to California registration?

   • Any commercial vehicle owned by military personnel used in any business manner that provides that person with compensation is subject to California registration. Military personnel, stationed in California are exempt from payment of the vehicle license fee (VLF) on any vehicle owned or leased and registered in California provided:

   Vehicle Information for Military Personnel in California

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   Can military vehicles be driven in California?

   • California allows some exceptions for Military Humvees and tactical vehicles to be made street legal. These vehicles must be made non-lethal as part of the process. For specific vehicle information, contact your local DMV.

   Are Military Vehicles Street Legal in California?

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   Do military personnel pay a vehicle license fee in California?

   • Military personnel, stationed in California are exempt from payment of the vehicle license fee (VLF) on any vehicle owned or leased and registered in California provided: The nonresident military owner is shown as a lessee or registered owner of the vehicle. The vehicle is not operated “for hire.”

   Vehicle Information for Military Personnel in California

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   Are military vehicles street legal in California?

   • Most military vehicles are street legal in California. However, some exceptions include Military Humvees and tactical vehicles, which must be made non-lethal as part of the process if you choose to make them street legal. For specific vehicle clarifications, contact your local DMV.

   Are Military Vehicles Street Legal in California?

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   Who owns a nonresident military vehicle?

   • The nonresident military owner is shown as a lessee or registered owner of the vehicle. -The vehicle is not operated "for hire". This applies to all vehicles owned by the military person or spouse except any commercial vehicle used in any business manner wherein the military person or spouse receives compensation.

   Nonresident Military Personnel Operating a Vehicle in California

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   Can the California Air Resources Board help with registering former military vehicles?

   • If you're trying to register a former military vehicle in California, the California Air Resources Board cannot provide any assistance in the documentation process. You should contact the vehicle's manufacturer for further information or documentation of its compliance status.

   Facts About Registration of Former Military Vehicles | California Air

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8. home.army.mil › monterey › applicationNonresident Military Personnel Operating a Vehicle in California

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   Current Military personnel stationed in California are exempt from payment of the Vehicle License Fee (VLF) on any vehicle owned or leased and registered in California. In order to obtain the...