California IRP replacement credentials
Lost, stolen, damaged, incorrect, or unavailable California IRP credentials require the replacement transaction and evidence that match the item. Mann Registration can process eligible cab-card, sticker, weight-decal, and supported apportioned-plate replacements through its ICP participation.
Licensed California registration service and IRP ICP participant
MANN REGISTRATION INC maintains the California registration credentials needed for its services and participates in DMV's Interstate Carrier Program for eligible California IRP transactions. License numbers are not published on this website.
Independent private registration service - not a California DMV office. DMV rules, documents, fees, account conditions, inventory, and system status control each transaction.
Lost, stolen, damaged, and unavailable credentials
The reason matters because DMV may require surrender of the damaged item or a statement explaining why it cannot be surrendered. Report theft to law enforcement when required or prudent, and retain the report or reference for the file.
Replacement cab card
A replacement cab card should reproduce the current authorized fleet and vehicle record. If the printed information is wrong, first determine whether the transaction is a replacement or an amendment/correction to the underlying IRP record.
Replacement sticker or CVRA weight decal
Identify the vehicle, credential year, plate, and the exact missing or damaged inventory. Current registration and weight information must support the replacement. Old or damaged inventory may need to be surrendered.
Replacement apportioned plate workflow
Mann confirms whether the exact plate replacement can be completed at the approved ICP location. Theft, plate condition, surrender, account standing, available inventory, fees, and any DMV Operations requirement can affect the route and timing.
Fees and timing
Government replacement fees, shipping, and Mann service fees are separate. Same-day service may be available for an eligible complete transaction, but cannot be promised before reviewing the item, evidence, account, inventory, cutoff time, and DMV system status.
How to move forward
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Identify the item and problem
Choose the credential and whether it is lost, stolen, damaged, unavailable, or incorrect.
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Confirm unit and account status
Review current IRP registration and the source record without placing sensitive identifiers in the public form.
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Complete surrender or statement
Provide the old item or the required explanation and supporting evidence.
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Issue or route the replacement
Complete the eligible ICP transaction or coordinate the DMV path required for the case.
What Mann does—and what the agency decides
Mann Registration can help collect facts, prepare filings, organize records, and track follow-up. Mann is an independent private service provider, not California Department of Motor Vehicles, and cannot approve an application, change an agency record without the required process, give legal or tax advice, or guarantee timing or results.
Frequently asked questions
Can Mann replace a lost California IRP cab card?
Yes, an eligible replacement cab-card transaction can be processed after the account, vehicle, current credential, and required statement or evidence are confirmed.
Can Mann replace an apportioned plate?
Mann reviews the exact plate condition and transaction first. Eligible replacements may be processed through ICP, while some cases can require a different DMV route, surrender, report, or additional review.
Can I drive while waiting for a replacement?
Do not assume a receipt or request is authority to operate without the required credential. Confirm the current legal operating document or permit with the responsible agency before dispatch.
Can the replacement be issued the same day?
It may be possible for an eligible complete transaction, but evidence, account standing, fees, inventory, cutoff time, special review, and system availability can change timing.
Official sources
Requirements and systems change. Verify the current rule, form, fee, date, and filing status with the responsible agency.