To submit this form, you can email it to the Subaru compliance department at compliance@subaru.com or fax it to 1-800-555-0199. For online submissions, visit the Subaru dealer portal and follow the submission instructions provided. Ensure to retain a copy for your records after submission as a safeguard for future reference.

Keep an eye on the deadlines for submission of recall documentation which typically follows the recall announcements from Subaru. Additionally, ensure all forms are submitted within the required timeframes set by local DMV regulations to avoid penalties. Update your records as necessary.

The purpose of this form is to document the repairs made to Subaru vehicles concerning emission control compliance. It serves as proof that vehicles have been updated with the necessary recall modifications. This compliance documentation is crucial for both Subaru dealers and vehicle owners to maintain legal standards.

• 1. Dealer's Name: The official name of the Subaru dealership.
• 2. Address: The physical address of the dealer.
• 3. Recall Number: Unique identification number for the specific recall.
• 4. Authorized Signature: Signature of the authorized dealer representative.
• 5. Date: The date the form is filled out.

Failing to submit this form can lead to compliance issues with local regulations, which may result in fines or penalties. Without the documentation, the dealership could face difficulties in verifying that all necessary recall repairs have been completed.

• Compliance Risks: Failure to submit can result in non-compliance with state regulations.
• Legal Penalties: Not submitting may lead to fines or legal repercussions.
• Customer Dissatisfaction: Customers may feel uncertain if their vehicle status is not documented.

• 1. For Vehicle Compliance: Ensure all recalled vehicles are documented accurately.
• 2. During Inspection: Provide proof of corrections during state inspections.
• 3. For Customer Records: Help customers maintain their vehicle service records.