(a) Unless another method for giving notice is specifically required, the Administration shall give any notice that it is required or authorized to give under the Maryland Vehicle Law or any other law, either:
(1) By personal delivery to the person to be notified; or
(2) By mail to the person at the address of the person on record with the Administration.
(b) If notice is given by mail, the notice is effective at the end of the fifth day after its deposit in the mail.
(c) Proof that notice has been given may be made by the certificate of any officer or employee of the Administration or the affidavit of any adult, naming the person to whom the notice was given and stating the time, place, and manner of giving the notice.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 12 - Vehicle Laws -- Motor Vehicle Administration
Subtitle 1 - Administration in General
Section 12-101 - Administration Established
Section 12-102 - Motor Vehicle Administrator; Chief Deputy Administrator
Section 12-103 - Management and Control of Administration
Section 12-104 - General Powers and Duties of Administration
Section 12-104.1 - Issuance of Citations
Section 12-105 - Forms for Documents and Notices
Section 12-106 - Review of Applications
Section 12-107 - Rental or Leasing of Motor Vehicles
Section 12-108 - Authority to Subpoena Witnesses and Take Testimony
Section 12-109 - Oaths and Acknowledgments; Certifications
Section 12-110 - Repossession of Documents and Plates
Section 12-111 - Records of Administration -- in General
Section 12-112 - Records -- Listings of Information
Section 12-112.1 - Records -- Information Provided to Jury Commissioners
Section 12-113 - Records -- Copies; Certified Copies; Use in Judicial Proceedings
Section 12-116 - Service Charge for Bad Checks
Section 12-117 - Interference With Persons Doing Business; Unauthorized Solicitations