What is the standard time limit for a Temporary Operating Permit?

A Temporary Operating Permit is typically issued to allow an individual to legally operate a vehicle while awaiting permanent registration or when they need to complete necessary paperwork after the sale. The standard time limit for such a permit is 90 days. This duration provides enough time for the purchaser to finalize any outstanding tasks associated with registering the vehicle, such as obtaining the title, completing necessary inspections, or addressing any issues with documentation. By setting this timeframe, the Motor Vehicle Administration ensures that drivers maintain legal compliance without prolonged gaps in their vehicle's registration status. This time limit balances the needs of both the buyer and the regulatory requirements.