This is a list of different stops associated with your vehicle(s) that must be cleared before you can process your renewal or a particular vehicle.

• No Service Stop
  DMV has placed your account in a Bad Credit status. This is applied when a bad check has been given to DMV.


• Child Support Stop
  DMV has been notified by the customer's county courthouse that child support is due.


• Correspondence Stop
  DMV has detected a problem with this vehicle's title records or plate.


• County Tax Stop
  DMV has been notified by the customer's county courthouse that personal property taxes are due.


• Emission Stop
  DMV Enforcement Section has placed a emission inspection stop against a vehicle.


• Insurance Stop
  DMV has received a Notice of Cancellation of Liability Insurance from your insurance company.


• Stolen/Stopped Vehicle Stop
  DMV Enforcement Section places a Stolen Vehicle Stop on a vehicle when they are notified that a vehicle has been reported stolen.
  DMV Enforcement Section places a Stopped Vehicle Stop on a vehicle when the vehicle is sold by a mechanic or lien storage sale and sold at public auction or judicial proceedings, etc.
  
• FHVUT (Form 2290)
  A Federal Heavy Vehicle Use Tax Stop has been placed on a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight of 55,000 pounds or more when a current Form 2290 has not been received.


• Bad Debt Stop
  A Bad Debt Stop has been placed on the customer's account showing that money is owed to DMV.


• Cash Only Stop
  A Cash Only Stop is placed on a customer's account that indicates only Cash, Money Order, or Certified Check may be accepted as payment.