Your best bet is to go to a tag service. they do that kind of stuff every day. they would have the best answer. It would be in your best interest to find a person that has been doing it for many years versus one who's been at it for 6 months.
No. You sign the title over to them, and they register it on their own.
No. A person who doesn't own a car cannot sell it. In order to purchase a car and then register it in your name as owner you need a Certificate of Title signed by the present owner of the car. That certificate is the document that transfers ownership to you. You must then turn it in to the state department of motor vehicles to register the car in your name. The DMV will then issue a new Certificate of Title in your name. Without a Certificate of Title you are not the legal owner.No. A person who doesn't own a car cannot sell it. In order to purchase a car and then register it in your name as owner you need a Certificate of Title signed by the present owner of the car. That certificate is the document that transfers ownership to you. You must then turn it in to the state department of motor vehicles to register the car in your name. The DMV will then issue a new Certificate of Title in your name. Without a Certificate of Title you are not the legal owner.No. A person who doesn't own a car cannot sell it. In order to purchase a car and then register it in your name as owner you need a Certificate of Title signed by the present owner of the car. That certificate is the document that transfers ownership to you. You must then turn it in to the state department of motor vehicles to register the car in your name. The DMV will then issue a new Certificate of Title in your name. Without a Certificate of Title you are not the legal owner.No. A person who doesn't own a car cannot sell it. In order to purchase a car and then register it in your name as owner you need a Certificate of Title signed by the present owner of the car. That certificate is the document that transfers ownership to you. You must then turn it in to the state department of motor vehicles to register the car in your name. The DMV will then issue a new Certificate of Title in your name. Without a Certificate of Title you are not the legal owner.
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The receiver of a qualified gift does NOT have pay any federal income tax on the value of the car as a gift. BUT the receiver will have to pay some taxes to the DMV when the car is registered in the new owner name in the state and to get the new license plates, etc.
yes they can stop you , you need to return the car back to the lender in other for you to register a new car.
You generally pay sales tax to the dealer in the new case of a new car or to the DMV when you register in the case of a used car.
by giving your Proof of Residence address and register it.
It is not possible to register a car in California with no VIN or title. The owner of the car must produce a valid title for registration. If the car is too old and never had a title or VIN, the title can be applied for at the time it is registered. If the title is lost, a new duplicate title can be issued to the person named on the title.
It basically means if you own the car you have to register or license the car to legally drive it in your state. They need to know who legally owns the car. You will get the new plates if it was bought from out of state and if there is an accident or the car is stolen the state will know who the registered owner is.
Yes.....You will need to check with the state you live in, but most will allow a vehicle owned by another to be registered to a "user". That is how car dealers, new and used, register a car on a note or loan. Private individuals can do the same so long as you have a written statement from the owner indicating that you are renting, leasing, or purchasing the car in question.
A new car has no former owner except the dealer.
If they do not register the car in their name then if the car is wrecked or used in a crime then it will come back to haunt you