Car permit · Licenses and permits
You have just become a Montana resident, and your car is still registered in your former state. How much time do you have to register it in Montana?
Correct answer: 60 days.
Answer options
- A90 days
- B30 days
- C60 days Correct
Why
Montana gives people who become residents 60 days to get their vehicles registered in the state. Driving on the previous state's plates once that period has passed breaks the law.
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