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Eahora Scooter Register Help

Successfully registered in 30+ States.

Over 5,600 riders are riding everywhere in America.

Over 310 customers have shared their licenses with us.

What kind of license should it be registered?

Eahora Scooters can be registered as motorcycles, mopeds, or scooters.

Please consult local DMV or contact us if you need help to decide.

Do you need an M1 or M2 license to riding it?

It depends on how you register your scooter.
The license is needed if the local DMV only allows it as a motorcycle.

What should I prepare to register?

Usually, you will need the BOL, MCO, ODS, and VIN (DOT-Approved).
Please contact us if your local DMV requires more.

Can I return it if it's failed to register?

Yes, we accept returns for that reason.
But we will do it only if our final solution is tried and failed.

EAHORA SCOOTER BEST PRACTICE

General Steps of Register Scooters

* Please contact us for a final solution if there's no luck with registering.

#1 CONSULT THE LOCAL DMV BEFORE BUYING

Varied Regulations

Scooter regulations, including engine size, speed capabilities, and equipment requirements, can vary significantly from one jurisdiction to another. Knowing these requirements ahead of time can influence your buying decision.

License Requirements

Some scooters, especially those that fall into specific categories based on speed or engine size, may require you to have a motorcycle license or endorsement.

Registration Fees and Taxes

Understanding the costs associated with registering your scooter, including any taxes and fees, can help you budget more effectively.

#2 CHECK YOUR SCOOTER AND PREPARE

Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO)

The MCO is a document provided by the manufacturer indicating the scooter’s origin. It's an essential piece of paper that proves the vehicle is brand new.

Bill of Sale

This document provides proof of purchase and details the transaction between the buyer and seller. Ensure that it includes vital information such as the purchase date, the scooter's price, and the names and addresses of both the buyer and seller.

Odometer Disclosure Statement

An odometer disclosure statement is required for motor vehicles in many locations, ensuring that the mileage listed during the transfer of ownership is accurate.

#3 GO TO THE DMV AND PROCEED

Submission of Documents

Present all the gathered documents to the DMV official. Depending on the state, additional forms or applications may need to be filled out on site.

Safety Inspections

Certain locations may require your scooter to pass a safety inspection as part of the registration process. This typically involves checking the scooter’s brakes, lights, and other safety features to ensure they meet state standards.

License Plates and Registration Sticker

Once your application is processed and fees are paid, the DMV will issue license plates and a registration sticker for your scooter. The sticker indicates the expiration date of your registration and must be renewed periodically.

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