What is one way a vehicle's registration can be invalidated?

One way a vehicle's registration can be invalidated is through the falsification of title or fraud on sale. This means that if someone provides false information when selling a vehicle, such as misrepresenting its ownership or history, it can lead to the registration being considered invalid. The registration serves as a legal acknowledgement of the vehicle’s ownership and status, so any fraudulent activity undermines its legitimacy. When the authenticity of the paperwork is compromised, it can result in legal consequences and invalidation of the registration, as the state relies on accurate information for vehicle identification and ownership verification.

In contrast, repainting a vehicle, changing tires, or driving without a license do not affect the legal standing of the vehicle's registration; they might be related to maintenance or driver legality but do not invalidate the registration itself.