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No student academic records, including grade reports and transcripts, will be released or accessible on SIS until financial obligations to the College are cleared. Unpaid parking citations constitute a financial obligation to the College. A “hold” will be placed on the academic records until all fees are paid.
CVTC participates in the Traffic Violation and Registration Program (TVRP) which is administered by the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The DMV may suspend and refuse the registration of the vehicle involved in the unpaid parking citation. Suspended registration means it is illegal to operate the vehicle and refused registration means the following are not allowed:
• Renew the registration of any vehicle or register another vehicle
• Change the registration of any vehicle
• Obtain replacement license plates for any vehicle
• Transfer registration to another vehicle
According to WI §71.93, CVTC may certify the unpaid balance to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR). Taxpayer Refund Intercept Program (TRIP), administered by the DOR, may be used by CVTC to collect fees related to unpaid parking citations. If your balance is not settled by the time you file your WI state income tax return, all or part of your refund may be intercepted to pay your balance. The debt will remain certified to the WI DOR until it is paid in full.
For more information on unpaid parking citations, please visit the WI Dept. of Motor Vehicles website at http://bit.ly/2rNnjo7.
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