in-20241113-IR-140240250FRA: DIGEST ELT SYSTEM; PAROLEES

Final Rule LSA Document #24-250 DIGEST Sec. 2. (a) An individual's information and Social Security number presented to the bureau must match the information that the Social Security Administration has in its records for the Social Security number. An individual who is not a United States citizen must show proof of current lawful status or having been granted parole as defined in IC 9-13-2-121.5 in the United States by presenting sufficient enough evidence showing the individual meets the requirements of: (b) An applicant who purchased a vehicle and is unable to cannot obtain a properly executed title for a vehicle that is valued at five thousand dollars ($5,000) or less may obtain a title by presenting all of the following items: Sec. 4. (a) To add a name to a title, each person whose name will appear on the new title must sign the title application. (b) To remove a name from a title, each person whose name appears on the title must sign the title application as a seller. Sec. 14. (a) As used in this section, "dealer" means a dealer licensed under IC 9-32. (b) A dealer may reassign a certificate of title without first applying for the title. If the dealer reassigns the vehicle to another dealer, then that dealer may also reassign the title by using the applicable bureau designated form. (c) The form described in subsection (b) must include: (c) (d) A dealer may reassign an out-of-state title on a bureau designated form unless the out-of-state title restricts reassignments. (d) (e) Whenever a nonelectronic title is used, a total of three (3) dealer reassignments may occur. After three (3) reassignments involving a nonelectronic title, the last named purchaser must apply for a certificate of title. Whenever an electronic title is used, an unlimited number of reassignments may occur. (e) (f) In making an assignment or reassignment, the dealer must place its dealer number on the certificate of title and or applicable electronic form, or both. (f) (g) The person who signs the certificate of title and or applicable electronic form, or both, on the dealer's behalf must place information about the person's their position with the dealer on the title or applicable electronic form, or both, next to the person's their signature. Sec. 3. (a) Each An applicant for an initial, a renewed, and an amended driver's license and identification card must submit qualified documents or information, or both, to the bureau to prove the applicant's identity, lawful status in the United States (U.S.), except for individuals granted parole as defined in IC 9-13-2-121.5, residence address, and Social Security number (SSN), or that the applicant does not qualify for an SSN, and that the applicant is an Indiana resident. An applicant for an initial driver's license includes an applicant who held an Indiana driver's license or identification card, became a non-Indiana resident, and then reestablished Indiana residency. For some requirements, the bureau may allow applicants to use more than one (1) or more qualified documents document to satisfy more than one (1) of the requirements in this section. A U.S. citizen, as verified through bureau records or the applicant's documents, who applies for a renewed, a replacement, or an amended driver's license or identification card and who otherwise qualifies for a driver's license or an identification card, but does not comply with the documentation requirements in this section, may receive a driver's license or an identification card with a notation that the driver's license or identification card may not be accepted for federal identification purposes. The bureau will only allow an applicant's documents to serve as proof for the applicable requirement in this section if the documents meet the following requirements: (b) All applicants An applicant for an initial, a renewed, or an amended Indiana driver's license or identification card must comply with the requirements in this subsection one (1) time, except for non-U.S. citizens, as verified through bureau records or the applicant's documents, who must comply with the requirements in this subsection each time the applicant applies for an initial, a renewed, or an amended Indiana driver's license or identification card. An individual who has been granted parole as defined in IC 9-13-2-121.5, as verified through bureau records or the applicant's documents, may apply for an initial, renewed, or amended Indiana driver's license or identification card and must comply with the requirements in subjection (f) each time the applicant applies for an initial, renewed, or amended Indiana driver's license or identification card. This subsection does not apply to a U.S. citizen, as verified through bureau records or the applicant's documents, who applies for a renewed or an amended driver's license or identification card with a notation that the driver's license or identification card may not be accepted for federal identification purposes. An applicant must show proof of the following: (c) Subject to the requirements in subsection (b), to receive a replacement or renewed Indiana driver's license or identification card, an applicant must do the following: (d) Subject to the requirements in subsection (b) or (f), to receive an amended Indiana driver's license or identification card, an applicant must do the following: (e) An applicant may petition the commissioner or the commissioner's designee to accept reasonable, authentic, and verifiable alternative documents upon after the applicant proving that the applicant is proves they reasonably unable to cannot meet the requirements in this section. However, non-U.S. citizens, as verified through bureau records or the applicant's documents, may not use alternate documents to demonstrate lawful status. or evidence of having been granted parole as defined in IC 9-13-2-121.5. (f) An individual who has been granted parole as defined in IC 9-13-2-121.5, as verified through bureau records or the applicant's documents, may apply for an initial, renewed, or amended Indiana driver's license or identification card and must show proof of the following: