INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles has announced another round of refunds for residents who have been overcharged. Commissioner, Ken Abernathy says the BMV has credited $28.75 million to the accounts of those residents.
“Customers who were overcharged will find credits on their accounts that can be applied to their next transaction, or they can request a check from the BMV,” said Abernathy. “We are currently determining the most efficient ways to contact customers about their refunds, including email notification, postcards, and online notification through BMV’s website,” he added.
The overcharges and undercharges in some cases, were due to the complex fee structure that had been used for several years. The streamlining of the code was possible by House Enrolled Act 1087. That measure was passed through collaboration between the bureau and Indiana lawmakers.
Residents choosing to receive a check for their refund instead of a credit applied to their next transaction can visit myBMV.com.