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What You Will Need
Before starting, gather the following information:
- Vehicle make, model, year, and VIN
- Owner's name, address, and phone number
- Repair facility name and dealer license number
- Technician's name, credentials, and certification (I-CAR, ASE, or TECH-COR)
- Date of airbag inspection
To fill out this certification form, enter the required details in each blank field:
1. The form requires specific vehicle and owner details. Make sure the following fields are completed:
2. The next section covers the legal certification. Complete these fields: I certify under penalty of false statement pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes, SIGNATURE OF TECHNICIAN, DATE SIGNED, Subsection of Section 53a-119 of the Connecticut General Statutes, reads as follows, A person is guilty of air bag fraud, and The penalty for this offense.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CT B303 form used for?
The CT B303 is used by Connecticut licensed technicians and auto dealers to certify that a vehicle's airbag system was inspected after a collision. The inspection must follow factory procedures as required by the CT DMV.
Who must sign the Air Bag Certification Statement?
A licensed technician who performed the airbag inspection must sign the form. Technicians not affiliated with a franchised dealer must hold I-CAR, ASE, or TECH-COR certification to be eligible to sign.
What penalties apply for filing a false airbag certification?
Filing false information on the airbag certification is a crime under Connecticut law. Penalties range from a Class A misdemeanor to a Class C felony based on the seriousness of the fraud committed.
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