Minnesota SF4206 aims to prevent fraud in registrations, licenses, passes, and permits issued by the commissioner.
Minnesota SF4206 amends state statutes to introduce stricter penalties for fraudulent activities related to vehicle registrations, snowmobile registrations, state park permits, and other permits. The bill makes it unlawful to use temporary registration permits without the intent to follow through with a sale and registration, to obtain registrations through misrepresentation or fraud, and to possess or display fictitious or fraudulent permits or decals. Penalties include voiding the fraudulent permit or pass and imposing misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor charges, depending on the offender.
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