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Code · Maryland · Transportation

§ 13-610

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§13–610.
(1)In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.
(2)“Fleet” means 10 or more vehicles.
(3)“Qualified owner” means a person, partnership, firm, or corporation, or an individual agent of a person, partnership, firm, or corporation, authorized by the Administration to transmit electronically proper titling and registration information and fees to the Administration.
(4)“Service provider” means a dealer or title service agent licensed under Title 15 of this article or a qualified owner of a fleet.
(b)Subject to the approval of the Administration, a service provider may:
(1)Issue permanent registration plates to the transferee or renew the registration of a vehicle if the service provider has electronically transmitted the proper titling and registration information to the Administration, or an agent designated by the Administration;
(2)Charge the transferee or the registered owner of the vehicle a fee for the actual cost to the service provider of the electronic transmission service described in item
(1)of this subsection; and
(3)Electronically submit a security interest filing with the Administration on behalf of a registered owner or lienholder.
(c)The Administration shall adopt regulations to:
(1)Govern the electronic transmission of titling, registration, and security interest information authorized under this section; and
(2)Determine the appropriate level of the fee that may be charged by service providers for the electronic transmission service.
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