RE: Can I ask
> for it to be corrected now? It seems like a little
> mistake, easily done when
> transcribing information and while they aren't
> anywhere close on a
> typewriter, they could be mistaken at a glance.
>
> Al
I guess it depends on the people at the DMV. I chose
not to risk the mountain of paperwork that would
descend upon me and had the tag stamped to match the
NM title when I transferred it to TX. Although someone
seems to have read 69 to be 64 so my car is 5 years
younger than it should be, but I don't see that as a
problem. As they say, "no good deed ever goes
unpunished." So sometimes trying to explain and
correct errors produces more problems than it fixes.
my two cents.
cheers, bill b.
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