The number has 11 characters using both numbers and letters.This information is listed on the “Vehicle Emission Information” label/sticker located under the vehicle’s hood.You need to know the test group number (for light-duty cars and trucks – model year 2001 or later) or the engine family number (for pre-2001 light-duty cars and trucks).
To request or find a Certificate of Conformity or Certificate Summary Information sheet: A Certificate of Conformity and Certificate Summary Information (or summary sheet data) will contain the emission standards the motor vehicle was certified to.
If you are exporting a motor vehicle from the United States to another country, they may require certification data for your motor vehicle. Certificates are valid for only one model year of production. Every class of motor vehicle introduced into commerce in the United States must have a Certificate of Conformity. A Certificate of Conformity is the document that EPA issues to a vehicle manufacturer to certify that a vehicle class conforms to EPA requirements.
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