The point largely is that the DMV stuff is not something we can directly have an impact on for out of state stuff.
This is also correct - Believe they use Beacon (which many dealers use). The other problem is that its very hard to provide a timely and accurate update on the title/reg etc because of the massive game of telephone
Client Reaches out → Broker Reaches out to → Sales Manager → Title Clerk → Beacon/3rd Party Title → Reaches out directly to the DMV (which takes forever to get anywhere with them) → back to Beacon → Back to Title Clerk → Sales Manager → Broker → Client.
This is also amplified by the fact that, as many can attest, the DMV is mostly utterly incompetent and useless. In our experience, if plates aren’t received after the 75 day mark, it usually means that perhaps paperwork is missing, 6 points of ID, or the DMV needed something from the 3rd party company etc.
Until that timeframe is reached, we usually say to hang tight. As always, we personally always eat any and all tickets due to expired registrations. We’ve only had one circumstance where someone got cited for this, and it was on a parking ticket.