The letter includes what appears to be a state registration fee voucher and has the amount of $199.00 with an expiration date. The mailing states that your vehicle coverage may expire and there is a risk of being financially liable for any repairs. In small print, you will see this is not a check.
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Wilson called the number listed and learned who was behind these mailings. It's a third party that sells car warranties. It has nothing to do with the official DMV or registering your car. The NC DMV warns of these marketing materials, and that official government websites will end in .gov. To protect your money, anytime you get a mailing or phone call claiming final notice that you need to take immediate action, don't react. Instead, research it, and take the time to see who's behind it, especially if they are selling something like this case.