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Dealers should not submit voided Wholesale Report of Sale (REG 396) forms to the DMV. They should complete a Statement of Facts (REG 256) stating the circumstances of the error (void).
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Do not submit voided Wholesale Report of Sale (REG 396) forms to the department. Complete a Statement of Facts (REG 256) stating the circumstances of the error (void) and keep it and the voided copy with your records for a minimum of four years.
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Question 2 of 3
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Dealer must report sales of vehicles sold to other dealers, auto auctions, dismantlers, steel mills, and scrap metal processors on a _______ form.
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Dealers and lessor-retailers must report sales of vehicles sold to other California dealers, out-of-state dealers, auto auctions, dismantlers, steel mills, and scrap metal processors on a Wholesale Report of Sale (REG 396).
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Question 3 of 3
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Dealers may now choose to create original electronic business records if the electronic record is:
- Created in a non-alterable format that allows the document to be readily accessible and retrievable
- Legible, complete, and accurate
- Stored with access control and physical security measures to protect the records from unauthorized access, viewing, or alteration
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Dealers may now choose to create original electronic business records if the electronic record is:
– Created in a non-alterable format that allows the document to be readily accessible and retrievable
– Legible, complete, and accurate
– Stored with access control and physical security measures to protect the records from unauthorized access, viewing, or alteration