[Elicious]

I bought a brand new car out of state 3 weeks ago. I need an MSO (Manufacturer's Statement of Origin) to register the car. I keep going to the DMVs and they just keep telling me, "MSO, MSO, MSO". My dealer does not have it. I called the dealership on the 9th, or 10th and they still have not gotten me my MSO. I can't drive the car, and it's now sitting in the parking lot. Is it time to call MNAO?

 

[Jax6S]

Never heard of MSO before. Yes, contact MNAO to see if they can provide you with one.

I saw the following from one of the Minnesota DMV regarding MSO:

Vehicle transfers from dealership to private individual(s) are usually handled by the dealership. However, out of state purchases of new vehicles require the Manufactured Statement of Origin (MSO) signed by the dealer with the individual(s) name(s) listed as purchaser(s).

All transfers and new vehicles must be transferred within 10 days of purchase.
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