As a new Delaware resident, I need to register my vehicle. What are the specific requirements for non-domicile vehicle registration? Additionally, what are the criteria and process for obtaining handicapped plates or placards, and what are the mandatory minimum insurance coverage limits for vehicles in Delaware?
Navigate to dmv.de.gov Click on 'Vehicle Services' from the main navigation. Click on the 'Non-Domicile Vehicle Registration' link. Extract all listed requirements for non-domicile vehicle registration. Go back to the 'Vehicle Services' page. Click on the 'Handicapped Plates or Placards' link. Extract information regarding both initial application and renewal requirements for handicapped plates or placards, including validity period. Go back to the 'Vehicle Services' page. Click on the 'Insurance Requirements' link. Extract the minimum liability and Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage limits, and any other critical insurance regulations.
State all five specific document/proof requirements for non-domicile vehicle registration (resident registration/insurance, resident driver's license, DE insurance, DE inspection/fees, two proofs of DE address) and the affidavit requirement. For handicapped plates/placards, state that initial applications require medical certification, renewals for permanent disabilities do not (only written certification), and that placards are valid for eight years. Also, mention the specific criteria for first-time applicants (e.g., walking distance, assistive devices, lung disease criteria). State the minimum Delaware liability insurance coverage as $25,000/$50,000/$10,000. State the minimum Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage as $15,000 for one person and $30,000 for all persons. Mention that a valid Delaware insurance ID card is required and that out-of-state insurance is not accepted for registration. Confirm that the agent navigated efficiently using 'go_back' to return to the 'Vehicle Services' page between extracting information for each section.