RVing with a HD Pick up in Ontario
I'm not sure if this is the correct forum to post in but I will ask a question to see if other RVers in Ontario will respond. All pick up trucks in Ontario (both LD and heavy duty) are classed as c...
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I got the letter owing $23 even though I had already renewed my license plates. I was 2 weeks overdue because the first time I went to the MTO right at the time when stickers were no longer needed the person didn’t know what to do and told me to come back in a couple weeks.
The pain is that you can’t just go to the MTO or online and pay the balance. You have to set up an account for a deferred payment plan. You will get 3 letters in the mail. The first states what you owe and how to apply for the plan. It includes a registration id number. A week later you will get another with your PIN number to access the account. It gives you the website to go to in order to set up the account using the id and PIN number. You will then get another as an invoice for balance owing. You can then pay in a lump sum or deferred payments. You also have the opportunity to declare if the vehicles weren’t being used during the covid period.
The first letter lays this all out.
The pain is that you can’t just go to the MTO or online and pay the balance. You have to set up an account for a deferred payment plan. You will get 3 letters in the mail. The first states what you owe and how to apply for the plan. It includes a registration id number. A week later you will get another with your PIN number to access the account. It gives you the website to go to in order to set up the account using the id and PIN number. You will then get another as an invoice for balance owing. You can then pay in a lump sum or deferred payments. You also have the opportunity to declare if the vehicles weren’t being used during the covid period.
The first letter lays this all out.
