Louisiana wont let me register trucks

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  1. afterburn25

    afterburn25 Medium Load Member

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    Louisiana refuses to let me get trucks registered ive hit a road block

    I have several owner operators leasing on with my company. I need to get there trucks registered in Louisiana before I can do the IRP yet they tell me they have to be a resident of Louisiana and the company cant do it cause it doesn't show the company name on the title but yet I know other companies are able to accomplish this I don't know what else to do but shut my doors to my company that's been in business for 3 years
     
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  3. 77fib77

    77fib77 Road Train Member

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    Move to Texas?????
     
  4. afterburn25

    afterburn25 Medium Load Member

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    wish that was an option but im setup in Louisiana would cost a fortune to get it all changed over
     
  5. SLCTrucker

    SLCTrucker Medium Load Member

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  6. 315wheelbase

    315wheelbase Heavy Load Member

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    you might need to show a lease agreement, should be able to do it if your business address is louisana
     
  7. afterburn25

    afterburn25 Medium Load Member

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    i offered the lease agreements that is only taken for the apportions not for the registration which i need before it can be apportioned
     
  8. scottied67

    scottied67 Road Train Member

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    Something is wrong, I live in California but am leased to a carrier in Wisconsin. Registration and plates are through the carrier so I have everything showing Wisconsin plates/irp/ifta etc and my title is California. Renting a trailer plated in Maine.
     
  9. afterburn25

    afterburn25 Medium Load Member

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  10. spyder7723

    spyder7723 Road Train Member

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    Umm. The apportioned plate IS the registration. All you need is a copy of the title, copy of the paid 2290 and you can get your irp plate.
     
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  11. afterburn25

    afterburn25 Medium Load Member

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    no yes its the registration but you have to register it like you do any regular vehicle first then you take that registration do your irp and receive your plate and cab card
     
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