A temporary registration permit may be issued for which of the following durations in a B2C sale?

In a business-to-consumer (B2C) sale, a temporary registration permit is typically issued to allow the buyer to operate the vehicle legally while waiting for the permanent registration and title process to be completed. The correct duration for this temporary registration permit is commonly set at 60 days. This period provides sufficient time for the vehicle owner to manage the necessary paperwork and receive their official registration without the need to rush through the process.

While some other durations, like 30 days or 90 days, could arguably be relevant in different contexts or jurisdictions, the standard issuance of a 60-day permit aligns with common regulatory practices in the motor vehicle industry, facilitating a smooth transition for new vehicle owners. A 15-day permit is generally too short for completion of the registration process, which is why it is not the correct duration.