By law, cars must be registered in order to legally operate them on public roads. Even if you had a truck that you used only on your farm, though, you would still want to register it as registration provides some form of proof of ownership. Cars you own usually should be registered to you. To find out if it is registered, ask your local motor vehicle division or law enforcement agency, they can check. You will need to provide the VIN.
go to your countys court house and tell them you have moved and need to re register your car and they will get you a new one
no it has to be unregistered
If the car is registered in the husbands name only, she cannot register the car. The person who owns the car has to register the car, as the Title office needs a picture ID.
A car that is bought in California can be registered in Nevada. The tax to be paid will be based on where the car is registered so it does not matter where the car was bought.
It will not be registered in your name. They sold it and will register it in the new owners name.
No car from the era had a vin#. Prove you own the car and it can then be registered.
Do you have the title of the car in your name? Is there a loan on the car? You will have to register it if your name is on the title!
they would tell a clerk their details, he would then register them.
yes you can, but it will have to be registered AND insured under your name
You cannot have the car registered if it is not in your name. You first must get the title transferred to your name.
not if I live in Maryland...then I would register my car in Maryland. whereever you live and have your license, you register your vehicle in that state. there are exceptions for military people.
I am sure this varies by state. In California a salvaged car can be exported to Nevada, registered, then re-registered in California. Ask an experienced car salvage guy.