My father in law gave me his old car for free.What do I do to transfer the title to my name.Thank you.
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Well each state is different when it comes to title transfer, but i live in New Mexico and work for the DMV. Here we think its easier to use a Bill of Sale which you can find online most of the time or pick up at your local DMV. Whoever sold/gave you the car just fills it out and you take that and the title into the DMV with you drivers license or ID and insurance card. Where the amount goes the seller would just put GIFT. So you dont get charged sales tax so all you would pay is the registration and title fee. At least thats how we do it here! Hope this helps
Well each state is different when it comes to title transfer, but i live in New Mexico and work for the DMV. Here we think its easier to use a Bill of Sale which you can find online most of the time or pick up at your local DMV. Whoever sold/gave you the car just fills it out and you take that and the title into the DMV with you drivers license or ID and insurance card. Where the amount goes the seller would just put GIFT. So you dont get charged sales tax so all you would pay is the registration and title fee. At least thats how we do it here! Hope this helps
can you look up someones car title info?
majmunovic
i need to look up a persons car title info to see exaclty what date they registered the car and the adress, thats all the info i need, would the dmv let me look it up if i go there or can i look it up on internet
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That is private info, especially the address. The registration date may be listed, however, the address of the registered owner will not be.
That is private info, especially the address. The registration date may be listed, however, the address of the registered owner will not be.
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