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• What are the fees for a IL car dealers license?

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  Illinois Car Dealers License Fees The fees for an Illinois car dealers license are as follows: $1,000 annual fee ($500 after June 15). $100 supplemental license fee for car sales of new cars. $50 supplemental license fee for auto sales of used cars. $45 master plates fee (annual). $13 fee for the first duplicate plate. $78 fee for additional duplicate plates. $3 fee for additional ID cards. Dealer License Expiration and Renewal Applicants for an initial dealer license pay an application fee of $500 if applying after June 15 of the calendar year. Dealer licenses expire on December 31 of each calendar year, at which time auto dealers must pay renew license fees. License renewal fees consist of the $1,000 annual fee and master plates fee. Where to Pay Fees All dealer fees are payable to the..

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• What are the fees for a car dealers license?

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  Car Dealer License Fees by State Holding a valid auto dealers license requires filing proper documents and paying required fees. Dealer license fees vary by state (see dealer fee grid below) and sometimes by dealership car sales type (used cars versus new cars). Required fee amounts can generally be found on the dealers license application. Depending on your state you may have to renew your car dealers license on an annual basis. Most governing bodies that oversee car dealership licensing do send out dealer license renewal forms well in advance, giving you plenty of time to comply with your state's licensing requirements.   Most information regarding auto sales dealer license requirements can be found online. Given the complexity of the car dealer license application process, these..

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• Where can I get a car dealer handbook in IL?

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  Illinois Auto Sales Resources There is currently no official auto dealers handbook in Illinois, but the Illinois Regulations for Vehicle Dealers manual is an excellent resource Illinois car dealers. Manual topics include Sunday car sales regulations, dealer lot illumination laws, and dealer sign regulations. The manual is available online in PDF format; it can also be obtained from the Vehicle Services Department/Dealer Licensing Section at the following address: Vehicle Services Department Dealer Licensing Section 501 S. Second St., Room 069 Springfield, IL 62756 (217) 782-7817 You can also write the Vehicle Services Department for more information regarding dealer license requirements, dealers license fees, and the specific laws pertaining to used cars and new cars. Car Dealer Newsletter..

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• Where can I obtain a car dealer handbook or manual?

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  Finding a Vehicle Dealers Handbook in Your State Every state offers dealer license information. Some states provide lengthy car dealer handbooks, while others furnish concise dealer brochures and fact sheets. All but a few provide free downloadable information, including applications for prospective dealers of new cars, used cars, or both. Consult the accompanying grid for handbook information in your state. The dealers license process is complicated. A handbook or manual or brochure will help guide you through the process and better your chances of submitting a correct application. Many applications, according to DMV agents, are rejected due to missing or incorrect information, thus delaying opening for business. Among the topics you'll find in an auto dealers handbook include: Surety..

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• Where do I apply for an auto dealers license?

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  Applying for Your Auto Dealers License Every state and the District of Columbia requires a dealers license in order to sell used cars and new cars. Dealer license requirements and fees vary by state, as do the governing bodies of this part of the car sales business (see grid below). In addition to requiring proper dealer documents and fees, all governing licensing boards also mandate specific place-of-business requirements. Usually this includes providing proof of an actual physical address, a permanent car dealers business sign that can be read from the road, vehicle display space and a legitimate dealers business office equipped with a phone, desk, electricity, and a file for storing car dealer records. Most state DMV websites generally provide online links and information for car dealer..

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