Lessor license

Google Translate is not support in your browser. To translate this page, please install the Google Toolbar opens in new window. Vehicle Lessor-Retailer License. You need a vehicle lessor-retailer license if you sell previously leased or rented vehicles to the public, unless you sell to: An individual who has leased the vehicle for at least one year.

A buyer for agricultural, business, or commercial purposes. A government agency. Fingerprint card ADM out-of-state applicants only. Photographs of the business location refer to OL photography requirements.

Copy of articles of incorporation, corporate minutes, or other document filed with the Secretary of State, which identifies the officers, shareholders, and managers with 10 percent or more interest in the business corporation, limited liability company, or limited liability partnership owned businesses only.

Copy of Board of Equalization resale permit enables you to collect sales tax. Copy of your fictitious name statement. At the inspection, an OL inspector will: Inspect the main business office where you conduct business, whether or not retail sales are made from this location business inspection within California only.

Collect your paperwork and fees. Contact us. A lease facilitator may act as a facilitator of the agreement. In Texas, lessors and lease facilitators are required to be licensed. The lease facilitator license allows a person to hold himself or herself out to be a leasing agent or leasing company.

This person solicits someone to enter a contract of agreement to lease a vehicle. A lease facilitator by definition, is not the lessor or owner of a vehicle, but rather someone who puts the lessor, selling dealer, and lessee customer together. Blanket coverage is for all owned vehicles as provided by section or , regardless of the duration of the lease or rental period. They may be reach at A copy of a Certificate of Good Standing must be provided by all out-of-state companies from the state they are organized in.

A Certificate of Business Status form K must be completed. All leasing companies must provide a statutory agent for service located in Connecticut. The following individual s may be an Agent for Service: Person who is resident of Connecticut. Domestic Connecticut corporation. Any foreign not Connecticut corporation who has a certificate of authority to transact business in Connecticut. Connecticut Corporation System an independent statutory agent service at A copy of one driver's license.