What must a dealer do when issuing temporary license plates?

When issuing temporary license plates, it is required for a dealer to not charge more than the fee that is authorized for the plates themselves. This regulation ensures transparency and fairness in transactions involving temporary license plates, keeping any additional charges in line with the legal fees established by the state. This practice protects consumers from being overcharged and helps maintain trust in dealer operations.

The other options fail to meet the specific regulatory requirements associated with temporary license plates. Charging a convenience fee, for example, might not comply with the established fee structure and could lead to customer dissatisfaction or legal issues. Offering a warranty or a rental agreement relates to different aspects of a transaction and does not pertain directly to the issuance of temporary license plates. Therefore, adhering strictly to the fee structure is not only correct but also essential for compliance with DMV regulations.