Submit a letter to NHTSA identifying the manufacturer’s name, address, and the products it manufactures that are subject to the Federal motor vehicle safety standards, not later than 30 days after manufacturing begins (49 CFR Part 566, “Manufacturer Identification”).

Instructions and an application for obtaining a NHTSA permission letter are found on our website at nhtsa.gov/importing-vehicle. Once the application is completed, it should be faxed to the Office of Vehicle Safety Compliance, Import and Certification Division at 202-366-1024.

NHTSA's Chief Counsel interprets the statutes that the agency administers and the standards and regulations that it issues. Members of the public may submit requests for interpretation, and the Chief Counsel will respond with a letter of interpretation.

The purpose of this cover letter is to formally request written confirmation from NHTSA that your company has submitted the information required by 49 CFR Part 566 and is registered as an incomplete-, intermediate-, final- and/or altered-stage motor vehicle manufacturer.

Aug 23, 2024 · To request or find a Certificate of Conformity or Certificate Summary Information sheet: You need to know the test group number (for light-duty cars and trucks – model year 2001 or later) or the engine family number (for pre-2001 light-duty cars and trucks).

Crossroads will use the recall campaign number assigned by NHTSA.. The enclosed information should comply with the NHTSA regulations and satisfy the obligations of Crossroads with respect to this recall campaign.

Toyota is no longer giving out letters of compliance, if you want to import your Toyota you'll need to import through a Registered Importer, https://www.nhtsa.gov/importing-vehicle/registered-importers

This letter is being written to update several recalls of Thor Industries’ companies. Recalls have been issued by Damon Corporation, Four Winds International, and Champion Bus as

Copy of NHTSA permission letter if the importer is not an original manufacturer of motor vehicles (or a wholly owned subsidiary thereof) that are certified to conform to all applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS).

NHTSA has assigned recall number 09E-061 to the Ricon recall campaign. Pursuant to Part 573 of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, we are hereby notifying the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that certain buses manufactured by Champion Bus were built with Ricon wheelchair lifts that contain the defect.