SOMERVILLE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTRATION

Need Extra Time to Get Your Registration Updated? Apply for a Temporary Parking Permit Or, you can print out this application and bring it to the Parking Department. Once you have an updated registration and proof of residency, you can apply for an annual resident parking permit online. Find more information about what we’ll accept as proof here. Leases only count as proof for temporary permits. Proof of residency, like a gas or electric bill.If you're coming from out of state, you can find the steps to amending your registration here.If your car is already registered in Massachusetts, you can find the steps to amending your registration here.A copy of your vehicle registration showing that your car is garaged in Somerville.The permit is good for up to 12 months, depending on where you live and what time of year the permit is purchased. If you'll be keeping a car in Somerville, you'll need a resident parking permit for your car, which costs $40. You can find more information and rules here. Once you’ve filled out your application, mail or bring everything to: If you bring it to us, we’ll take care of it right away. If you mail in your application, you can pick up the permit within 10 business days.As soon as the approved parking restriction ends, you must remove the signs and notify 311, then properly dispose of/recycle the signs.As soon as you post the signs, you must call 311 to confirm that the signs are up at least 2 days before the approved parking restriction.

In order to have a valid and enforceable parking spot, you need to buy the signs at least 4 days before you move, and post them at least 2 days before you move.If there’s a meter, you’ll need to pay an additional $35 per day to reserve the spot.If you want to put a sign up to reserve your spot, you can pay an extra $5 for a sign. You can find the application for a moving van permit here.Here’s what you need to know to get a permit: That way, you won’t have to worry about finding a spot on the big day. You can reserve a parking spot before you move. If you’re lucky enough to have a driveway, use it! Make sure you know the parking rules if you want to avoid getting a ticket or inconveniencing your neighbors. Somerville is the most densely populated city in New England, so parking is always at a premium.

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