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What if the purchaser is moving out of state but still has a Connecticut drivers license?

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What if the purchaser is moving out of state but still has a Connecticut drivers license?

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The purchaser does not qualify for the exemption, and may not use CERT-125. However, if the purchaser furnishes Form AU-677 to the other state, the purchaser may be able to claim a credit against the other states use tax for the sales tax paid to Connecticut. 12. Does registration for an in-transit plate disqualify a transaction from the exemption? No. DMV issues an in-transit plate for a period not to exceed 30 days for the sole purpose of allowing the motor vehicle to be driven to another state in which the vehicle will be registered and exclusively used. (Conn. Gen. Stat. 14-12(j)) Because such a registration is not intended to be permanent, and in fact is only requested to permit the owner to drive the vehicle out of Connecticut, an in-transit registration does not preclude the exemption from applying when the transaction otherwise qualifies. 13. Do dirt bikes, all-terrain vehicles, and snowmobiles qualify for the exemption? No. They are not vehicles suitable for operation on a hig

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