Well, about that, you have some options. You have Businesses regulated by DMV such as Inspections Stations, Dealers and Transporters, Repair Shops, etc. Plus, the determination about if car was flooded or stolen, and the case of an deceased family member.
What about parking violations? Or parking regulation? Does DMV have resources for those?
Sorry, no. For those cases, you must get in touch with local authority. DMV has nothing to do about it
Is there a form I can fill out if my vehicle is exempt from the California emissions standard?
you or the car dealer can complete form MV-74 to certify the exemption
How can I find out if my vehicle meets the California emissions standard?
Look for these words or similar language on the MCO Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin and the emissions label under the hood:       "California Only Vehicle: This vehicle complies with US and California EPA regulations applicable to vehicle model year - new motor vehicles commercially introduced for sale in California only.
What vehicles are subject to California emission standards?
Your vehicle must meet the California emissions standard if it has less than 7,500 miles on the odometer and is   a 1996 model year or a newer light duty passenger or truck vehicle that has a GVWR gross vehicle weight rating of 6,000 lbs. or less
What if the vehicle was replaced too?
If your vehicle is exempt from the California emissions standard if
But if the vehicle was registered in another state and now I reside in New York?