The Kansas D 22A form is an application for individuals seeking a license to operate as a vehicle salesperson, factory representative, or distributor representative in the state of Kansas. It is designed to collect essential information about the applicant’s identity and background, ensuring compliance with state regulations regarding vehicle sales.
Any individual looking to become a licensed vehicle salesperson, including those selling new and used vehicles, needs to fill out this form. Factory representatives and distributor representatives must also submit the D 22A form. The application process includes providing personal details, employment information, and any previous licensing history in Kansas.
Applicants must provide several key pieces of information, including:
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Social security number
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Street address and contact information
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Date of birth
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Type of license requested (new and used vehicle sales, used vehicle sales, factory representative, or distributor representative)
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Employer’s firm name and contact details
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Employment history in regards to any previous licensing in Kansas
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Disclosure of any prior license suspensions or revocations
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Criminal history, particularly concerning felonies within the last five years
Additional certifications must also be signed to verify the accuracy of the provided information.
There are fees associated with obtaining the different types of licenses through the Kansas D 22A form. For instance:
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New and used vehicle salesperson license: $50.00
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Used vehicle salesperson license: $25.00
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Factory representative license: $25.00
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Distributor representative license: $50.00
Payment must accompany the submission of the form for processing.
The completed Kansas D 22A form can be mailed to the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Vehicles. The specific address for submission is the Docking State Office Building, Topeka, Kansas 66626-0001. Applicants should ensure that all required fields are completed accurately before sending the application.
After submission, the application will be reviewed by the Kansas Department of Revenue. If all requirements are met and no issues arise from the background check, the applicant will receive their license. It is important to note that any discrepancies or incomplete information may delay the approval process, or result in denial of the application.