Troubleshooting D302 Code and KSR RDF Issues

The D302 code is a common error encountered during the renewal posting process, particularly when processing a transfer resubmit. This issue can lead to errors that cannot be resolved through e-filing methods. Understanding the implications of this code and how it relates to your transaction is crucial for ensuring compliance and avoiding delays.

Understanding the D302 Code

The D302 code indicates an issue with renewal postings associated with transfer submissions. When you encounter this error, it's essential to:

• Review all entries made during the submission process.
• Check for any missing or incorrect data that could have triggered the error.
• Consult additional documentation or seek support if necessary for further clarification on resolving this issue.

KSR RDF Limitations

If you're seeing only an RDF (Receipt Document Form) for registration fees on your KSR (Kiosk Submission Receipt), it may indicate that other associated fees were not captured correctly during data entry. To address this situation:

• Verify all entries related to your transaction are accurate and complete.
• Ensure that any additional fees linked with the transfer process are included in your submission.

Fees Due Despite RDF Status

Please note that even if the RDF shows a "fees entered date," all applicable fees remain due. It’s imperative to submit:

• The reinstatement fee,
• Proof of insurance, and
• The registration fees required to clear REG Suspension before proceeding with any legal owner transfers.

Conclusion

If you continue experiencing issues after verifying all information related to both the D302 code and KSR RDFs, consider reaching out for help from relevant authorities or support services dedicated to handling these matters efficiently. Proper adherence will ensure smooth processing of transactions moving forward.
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