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Animal Bite Classification System – Proper Use. Bites are classified alphanumerically. The alpha designation indicates the victim, geographic location, and if the animal has bitten previously. The numeric designation indicates severity with (1) the least severe and (5) the most severe.
Report an Animal Bite. In Indiana, all animal bites to people must be reported to the local health department where the bite victim lives. Any adult may report an animal bite. Physicians are required by state law to report animal bites to people. Indiana Department of Health Animal Bites Report Form.
Renewing Your Registration. Renewing your vehicle and/or trailer registration can, in most cases, be completed online, at any of PennDOT's Online Messenger services or through the mail. Mailing instructions can be found on the back of the applicable forms.
Animal Bite Classification System – Proper Use. Bites are classified alphanumerically. The alpha designation indicates the victim, geographic location, and if the animal has bitten previously. The numeric designation indicates severity with (1) the least severe and (5) the most severe.
Renew Online. Find a Kiosk. Not sure what documentation is needed for registering a vehicle? Check out our step-by-step interactive guide to walk you through what to expect on basic vehicle transactions! View the Guide.
There are several available options to renew your registration: via phone (if you’ve been given an access code), online through your myBMV account (https://mybmv.bmv.in.gov/bmv/mybmv/default.aspx), at a BMV Connect Kiosk (https://www.in.gov/bmv/branch-locations-and-hours/bmv-branch-map/branch-location-list/), at any BMV branch location ...
There are several options available to renew your registration: Online through your myBMV account (https://secure.in.gov/BMV/mybmv/Default.aspx) Mailing in your registration renewal notice. Through a Full or Partial Service Provider (FSP or PSP).
