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Old 11-09-2020, 11:02 AM   #12
Weitz
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Originally Posted by Derek Sutton View Post
Be careful with some of the information you are getting here. Transferring registration from on vehicle to another gives you a 14 day grace period. Simply buying a vehicle with no registration is a bit different, in fact there may be NO grace period. Now I know for a fact many people just throw a plate on the purchased vehicle and drive it home, not legal but happens often.

You must have insurance before hitting the road, and you cannot get registration without insurance. Step 1, Get insurance on vehicle, need the VIN number. Step 2, take signed bill of sale to registries and get new plate. Very simple process. Older vehicles (10 years or more) will require a recent safety inspection. You can also get an In Transit sticker from registration which allows you to have the vehicle on the road for a 24- 48 hour period but insurance is still needed for this.
If its not legal, why is it right on the Alberta Government website? Assuming of course you mean transfer a plate from a vehicle you already own.
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