navguy12
Active Member
Did you email your missing docs to the analyst as the same PDF that is/was the original?
In other words, does one have to print off the "NVIS" and scan it as a stand alone document?
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In other words, does one have to print off the "NVIS" and scan it as a stand alone document?
I think in my case, he really needed the "Final Price Sheet" -- not so much the NVIS. Here's what he asked for:
Tesla usually sends a large package of papers as your purchase agreement. The page I need for processing will show the purchase date at the top. Just underneath the date, it will show your name and address. Under that, it will state whether car is new or demo, the model of car, the VIN and the number of kilometers. Underneath that there is a breakdown of the price of the vehicle.
No, I just e-mailed the whole PDF that contained all the missing docs and other pages too.
navguy12
Active Member
Ah, seen.
I would agree with your assessment, it seems page two of seven of the purchase agreement is what is being described.
navguy12
Active Member
Thanks for that tip.
I'll assume that I'll have to jump thru this extra hoop if/if they really want the NVIS......
Muskol
Member
Ah yes, I agree he was only looking for the Final Price Sheet. Nice to hear they are responsive and prompt if they're missing any info...
If you plan on sending a thank you back, ask when you can expect the direct deposit. Read somewhere here or elsewhere that they're processing but holding payments until end of fiscal 2018 - 3/31/2019. Sure hope that's not true....
I think we should be good.
Jctin
Member
Just got off the phone with Tesla in Lawrence, we don't need the NVIS in Canada, but we need NVPA to process the rebate.
navguy12
Active Member
Correct. There was no Final Price Sheet in my Purchase Agreement papers when I picked up nor was it online. I did find it in one of the e-mails sent to me before pickup.
phigment
Member
Thanks for the heads up. I submitted mine on May 20th (for purchase on the 19th, agreement dated 15th). I just double checked my e-mail and I do see that I submitted a copy of a document labelled "MOTOR VEHICLE PURCHASE AGREEMENT - Final Price Sheet". Hope they contact me soon with notification of funds deposited.
I just checked my submission. I submitted the important first 4 out 7 pages of the MVPA. Didn’t submit the OMVIC notice, delivery checklist or the NVIS. If they want the NVIS I assume they will ask for it.
Agree with Mike they should have checked the files upon submission for errors/missing documents and asked for them within 24 hours as they stated in the automated response.
Agree with Mike they should have checked the files upon submission for errors/missing documents and asked for them within 24 hours as they stated in the automated response.
FatLam
Member
Did you guys receive any confirmation after submission (via email) ? I submitted on Sept 10th but never receive any feedback. Is it normal ?
You should’ve received an automated reply almost immediately. Check your spam since that’s where mine was.
I contacted my MOF Analyst and he says my rebate has been approved and:
Payment is typically received within 3-4 weeks of the approval date. However, there have been some delays to both processing and payment times due to the high volume of applications, so it may be a little longer than the typical timeframe.
Payment is typically received within 3-4 weeks of the approval date. However, there have been some delays to both processing and payment times due to the high volume of applications, so it may be a little longer than the typical timeframe.
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