If a vehicle is going to the referee for a cost waiver, what documents should the customer bring to the referee?

When a vehicle is going to the referee for a cost waiver, it is essential for the customer to present a comprehensive set of documents to ensure a thorough review of the situation. The correct choice includes the initial failure report, which documents the original emissions failure, the invoice of repairs that shows any attempts made to rectify the issue, and any additional invoices that may detail further work or expenses incurred related to the emissions repairs.

This assortment of documents provides the referee with a complete picture of the efforts the vehicle owner has made towards compliance with emissions standards and supports their request for a cost waiver based on those documented expenditures. Each document serves a specific purpose in verifying the claims made by the customer about the vehicle’s repair history and associated costs. By bringing all three types of documentation, the customer demonstrates due diligence and transparency, which is critical in the decision-making process regarding the potential waiver.