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Can a protest and petition be filed in one pleading?

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Can a protest and petition be filed in one pleading?

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A. The causes of action plead in a protest are different than those plead in a petition and cannot be combined into one document. However, once the documents are each filed/received with separate filing fees and proofs of service, the matters can be consolidated for purposes of hearing. Back to Top of Page Appeals Q. I am a new motor vehicle dealer who has received an adverse finding as a result of an Accusation filed by the Department of Motor Vehicles. I disagree with the decision of the DMV Director and would like to file an appeal. What steps should be taken? A. An appeal should be filed with the Board via certified mail, return receipt request within the statutory period provided in Vehicle Code section 3052 and Section 566 Title 13 of the California Code of Regulations. Additionally, a copy of the appeal should be served on the DMV with a proof of service accompanying the original appeal and a $200.00 filing fee.

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