Connecticut Lemon Law Guidance for Consumers

To submit this form, gather all necessary documents and complete the required fields as outlined. Once finished, you can submit it online via the provided method on our site. Ensure you contact the Connecticut Lemon Law Program at 800-538-2277 for additional guidance, and consider sending your documents via certified mail for tracking purposes.

Important dates related to the Connecticut Lemon Law include the warranty coverage which lasts for the first two years or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. Additionally, any claims should ideally be made during this period. Staying informed about milestones related to your vehicle's warranty can enhance your eligibility under the Lemon Law.

The purpose of this form is to assist Connecticut consumers in documenting their experiences with defective vehicles. It aims to streamline the process of filing complaints and seeking redress under the Lemon Law. By filling out this form, consumers can better understand their rights and the steps they need to take for resolution.

• 1. Vehicle Information: Details about the vehicle including make, model, year, and VIN.
• 2. Owner Information: The consumer's name, address, and contact details.
• 3. Repair Attempts: Documentation of the attempts made to fix the vehicle.
• 4. Service Center Information: Details of where the repairs were attempted.
• 5. Description of Problems: A summary of issues encountered with the vehicle.

If you fail to submit this form, you may miss out on potential legal protections under the Lemon Law. Not submitting can delay your ability to resolve disputes with the automobile manufacturer. It's crucial to file appropriately within the warranty period to ensure eligibility.

• Legal Rights Lost: Failure to submit may mean losing your rights to pursue a Lemon Law claim.
• Financial Liability: Without the form, you might be responsible for repair costs not covered under warranty.
• Delay in Resolution: Not filing promptly could lead to longer wait times for resolution.
• Uncertainty in Process: You may face heightened confusion without official documentation of your claims.
• Limited Recourse: Without submission, your options for legal recourse may be diminished.

• 1. Ongoing Vehicle Issues: Use this form if you have persistent problems with your new vehicle.
• 2. Manufacturer Disputes: It's essential for filing a complaint against the automobile manufacturer.
• 3. Warranty Claims: Employ this form to assert your rights under the warranty.
• 4. Consumer Protection: Leverage this form to better protect your consumer rights.
• 5. Lemon Law Eligibility Checking: This form can help assess if you qualify for Lemon Law protection.