When must used car dealers submit certifications to the DMV?

Used car dealers must submit certifications to the DMV at the time of licensing, during renewal, or upon request. This requirement ensures that dealerships keep their information up to date and comply with state regulations concerning dealer conduct and vehicle sales.

Licensing involves initial certification that the dealer meets all necessary legal, financial, and operational standards. Renewal requires updated certifications to confirm that the dealer still adheres to these standards over time. Additionally, the DMV may ask for certifications at any point to ensure compliance with laws and regulations governing used car dealerships. This process helps maintain accountability and consumer protection within the used car market.

The other scenarios do not align with the regulatory framework: certifications are not limited to yearly renewals, ownership changes, or required before each vehicle sale, which are not standard practice in dealership operations concerning DMV interactions.