A 180-day suspension on Carvana’s operations in Raleigh, N.C., expired on Saturday, leaving the web used-retail large free to proceed promoting within the space.

The suspension was handed down final August, after a North Carolina Division of Motor Autos investigation discovered the corporate did not ship title work on time, issued out-of-state, short-term tags for a car offered in North Carolina and supplied a car on the market and not using a state inspection.

Nazneen Ahmed, a spokeswoman for the state legal professional basic’s workplace, confirmed to Automotive Information that Carvana’s seller license was renewed Monday.

The division didn’t reply to a request for remark by the point of publication.

The division started investigating Carvana’s Raleigh location in February final 12 months, after a shopper raised a criticism about not with the ability to get hold of a car registration and license plates.

Carvana appealed the suspension determination in Wake County Superior Courtroom, however later reached a settlement. The state legal professional basic’s workplace represented the division within the court docket case.

As a situation of that settlement, Carvana stated it would not promote automobiles at its Raleigh location till Jan. 29.

Carvana’s different dealership places in Charlotte, Harmony and Greensboro had been nonetheless allowed to course of title and car registration paperwork in the course of the 180 days.