Both parties listed on the title must go to your local DMV and change the registration, unless one is dead. In that case take a death certificate with you.
Definitely. Whoever possesses title owns car. Just take it in to dmv after owner signs off on it to register in your name.
if the title is from the state you are registering it in, then you register it just like normal. if it is an out-of-state rebuilt title, then u have to check with your local DMV to see if it has to go thru any inspection first.
Yes, just need proof of insurance!
As long as it is not a "RED" title, then yes you can. I drive a vehicle in SC with a salvage title. If the title color is red, then you can not re-title it. This is something that they just started doing, and the red title means it is not rebuildable.
No you just capitalize it as you normally would.
Simple, Just buy it.....
I recently bought a vehicle about 6 months ago and the dealership didn't have the title! So I'm just wondering if I could register and tag it without a title!
just go to the registration office
Yes, it will just be issued a salvage title to make sure is disclosed upon sale.
The title would revert to the survivor; this person should probably take a death certificate and the old title with both names to the BMV and get a new title issued with just his/her name on it.
I depends on the way you hold title. If the title says "or" between your names, you just go to the Department of Motor Vehicles and fill out a form to have you as the only owner. If it has "and" between your names, she has to sign the title over to you. Depending on the state title is held, she may just have to sign the back of the title where it says "release of interest."
You will need to get a duplicate title. The states will require proof positive that there are no liens against it before registering same.