Form 1140, Missouri Motor Vehicle Accident Report

How to Redact and Fill Out Form 1140, Missouri Motor Vehicle Accident Report Online

To redact and fill out the Missouri Motor Vehicle Accident Report (Form 1140) online, you will need to follow these steps:

1. Obtain a digital copy of the Missouri Motor Vehicle Accident Report form in PDF format.
2. Open the form in a PDFliner.
3. Use the text editing tool to fill out all fields on the form with the required information.
4. Save the completed 1140 tax form to your computer.
5. Submit the Missouri department of revenue motor vehicle accident report electronically or print it out and mail it to the appropriate address.

Also, you may check the Missouri Department of Revenue website or contact them to confirm the current process of filing accident reports, as the process might have changed and require different steps or software.

What Should Form 1140, Missouri Motor Vehicle Accident Report Include

Form 1140 should include the following information:

• The date, time, and location of the accident.
• The names, addresses, driver's license numbers, and insurance information for all drivers and passengers involved in the accident.
• The make, model, and license plate numbers of all vehicles involved in the accident.
• The names and contact information of any witnesses to the accident.
• A detailed description of the accident, including the circumstances leading up to the accident, the point of impact, and the severity of any injuries or damage.
• Sketches or diagrams of the accident scene, if possible.
• The signature of the person submitting the report.

When to Request a Form 1140, Missouri Motor Vehicle Accident Report

The Missouri Motor Vehicle Accident Report (Form 1140) should be completed and submitted whenever a motor vehicle accident occurs within the state of Missouri. The law requires that an accident report be filed with the Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) within 10 days of the accident if the accident resulted in injury or death or if the total damage to all vehicles and property involved in the accident exceeds $500.

The person operating any vehicle involved in an accident resulting in injury or death of any person, or total damage to all vehicles or property of $500 or more, is required by law to file the report with the Department of Revenue. If the driver cannot file the report, the owner of the vehicle shall file the report within five days after the accident.

It is important to note that the above information is specific to Missouri and each state might have different laws and regulations regarding accident reports. It's always best to check the specific requirements of the state you are in and to contact the local authorities if you have any doubts.