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How long does it take to get a rebuilt inspection?

An inspection is generally scheduled within 1 to 2 weeks once the application has been received.

An inspection is generally scheduled within 1 to 2 weeks once the application has been received.
Related FAQs in Rebuilt Inspection, Salvage vehicles and rebult vehicle inspections
You can find the application package for either a “Licensed Rebuilder” or “Owner Retention” by visiting:
Rebuilt Salvage Vehicle Information
The inspector will contact you once the request has been received and coordinate a location for the inspection.
No, the application must be received and processed first prior to having an inspection scheduled and completed. You will then have to wait until the inspector contacts you for an inspection.
Inspections are scheduled by the Motor Vehicle Inspector once your application is processed. The inspector will contact you for inspection once the request for inspection has been received.
An inspection is generally scheduled within 1 to 2 weeks once the application has been received.
The inspection fee is $90.00 ($75 for the inspection and $15 for the title issuance fee). The fee should be paid in either certified funds or money order made payable to the Department of Revenue.