UTSA No Emissions Bexar Co.

WylieA
Thu, 21 Nov 2019 20:28:20 +0000

Hey everyone, I know I said if I don’t report back that means all went well, but I thought I would get back anyway!

I have the new sticker WooHoo!!! ?

No questions asked at Tax Assessor. Handed them the notice we’d received for renewal. They looked it up, I paid & we were done. I am actually always very grateful at the ease of how things are handled in our great state of Texas. Especially in my sort of small town. Hee hee. I can say that now that I have my sticker in hand! No really, compared to some places, we’ve got it made. I appreciate how organized things are.

I miss the small town I grew up in where everyone literally knew my name. Times have changed.

So no hassle really. Painless. Just took us a hot minute to figure this out. I think what made it more complicated was that I was getting information piece meal.

Who knows, maybe any inspection place in San Antonio would have handled it properly. It just seemed like everyone I spoke to did not know what I was referring to or understand the situation. Kind of odd because the first place I called was really close to UTSA campus. You’d think they’d get these situations on a regular basis.

No biggie after all. Maybe any inspection place is automatically prompted to put the “not operated in county” note on the inspection.

I was all ready to fill out a VIE-12 DPS form, but since I obtained the new sticker & was not asked for the form. I guess we are good??

I may actually call the automotive place back and ask more about it all. Hey, inquiring minds want to know!!

I am one of those people ?.

Thanks for y’all’s responses & glad I got the sticker. So now my student will be home for the holidays (flying; not driving) & she can have fun getting the sticker on the car when she goes back to school.

This was all new to me. I have older grown kids, but the first stayed home and went to school in Houston. The second went out of state & did not have a car.

This last one convinced me to let her take the car, but I still don’t allow her to drive long distance in it. She’d barely gotten her license before leaving home.