ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - Thousands of Minnesotans will soon be receiving a $2.25 check in the mail after they were overcharged by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Driver and Vehicle Services division.
This impacts Minnesotans who were charged a registration technology surcharge twice when they transferred their title and renewed their vehicle registration at the same time. After reviewing Minnesota statutes, DPS-DVS leaders determined those affected should have only been charged once.
Officials say about 150,000 people paid the extra $2.25, totalling about $337,500.
The Minnesota Management and Budget started issuing the refunds on Feb. 19 and will be processing up to 5,000 refunds a day during the workweek.
DPS-DVS will continue to track this issue in case anyone else is charged in the future.