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Vehicle Titles

A vehicle title is also referred to as the vehicle’s certificate of title. It is a legal form which establishes a person or a business as the vehicle’s legal owner.

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How do you remove an ex boyfriend's name from a car title?

It depends. Titles that have more than one name can read either "or" or "and." In other words, it might read "Jane Smith and John Smith" or it might read "Jane Smith or John Smith."

If the word "and" is used, both people have to sign the title in order for it to be changed. If the word "or" is used, either person can sign.

Do you need a title to sell an old car?

Maybe. Contact your local DMV and ask. I am assuming of course that this is your car :) Many times a new title is printed when the new owners go to get the paperwork done for new license and registration, so it may not be in fact "needed".However if you have it and you sell the car it would be best to sign the back to indicate the car has been sold and is no longer yours. This way if there is an accident before new title is issued, you are not involved!

Also be aware that the age of a vehicle can affect whether or not you need a title to transfer ownership (including donating the vehicle). For example, in NH, vehicles older than 15 years do not require titles for ownership transfer. Check with your state's DMV to get more info.

How do you apply for a lost title?

Stop by any of the DMV location with registration, ID, and a bank statment (might not be needed) to show a proof of address, and pay a small fee and recive new title.

Do you need to sign title as purchaser?

i just bought a used car. Do i sign my name where it says purscahser

Is it possible to get a title with just a bill of sale in tn?

Is it possible to get a title with just the bill of sale in Tennessee??

How long after filing does the trustee have to take possession of unsecured property because you own a car you surrendered but the car is still sitting in your yard and the title in your hand?

I presume you filled according to your question. Ask your atty. Otherwise, once the judge dismisses your case, it's all over...but, you never know with some of these judges. I read they are real nasty in Chicago. It depends upon the type of bankruptcy or if the car was considered exempted and disqualified by the trustee. A car is considered "secure property". If the vehicle qualifies for the bankruptcy exemption, the debtor can voluntarily relnquish it and pay any amount discrepancy and fees when it is sold; make an agreement with the lender to continue payments and catch up missed payments. The lender options are reaffirmation of the contract, repossession of the vehicle, or suing the borrower for the full amount of the loan plus applicable fees.

Does Florida law require both signatures to remove a person off of a title if it is titled in the names of a husband in wife?

There are several ways property can be owned in Florida, like most states. It would be best to get a deed from everyone involved if it is real property. If it is a car title then as the department of motor vehicles.

Seller gave me the title but he never got the title in his name?

well that is simple. he never got it in his name because he didnt want to pay the dmv for registration few. what he did was buy the car and immediately sold it to you without transfering the name to him as he is supposed to do by law.

What recourse do you have on a salvage title?

If you purchased the car from a dealer you might have legal recourse. If you purchased the car from a private party, probably none since it is sold as-is, unless something was put in writing.

Lesson: Make sure the car you're buying is currently titled to the state you live in and ALWAYS do a Cafax and run the VIN number thru the DMV prior to a car purchase. There are clever ways to hide salvage titles and you might have been a victim of one of them.

What do you do when fake repo man uses fake corp names and addresses keeps car titles car and sells to himself under another fake name and police won't put on stolen list in Texas?

You get a NON fake attorney and sue the fake man.

AnswerFirt of all ther is a crime comp called NCIC That goes all over the country If your police refuse to render aid as a paid public servent you can go to your state police They have more honor anyways And you don't need a lawyer ,you do have D.A.'s in Texas don't you or did George Bush Cut there job's to AnswerMake copies of all your supporting evidence and send them by certified mail to the State Attorney General, Justice Division. Be prepared to testify and present as much evidence as possible to substantiate your claims, hopefully other scam victims. If your claim warrants a preliminary investigation will be done. If that shows clear proof a crime(s) have been committed, search warrants will be issued for the person's residence and place of business. Assuming enough corroborating evidence is obtained a grand jury will review the case. The outcome of that could be charges filed, the person arrested and prosecution commence, or the case will be dismissed for lack of merit. Aside from criminal prosecution you have a right, as has been noted to file a civil suit to recover losses. However, you should be absolutely certain of the charges or you might also experience repercussions, including criminal charges and civil litigation.

How do you find current owner of a car you used to own?

In Ontario Canada, you can go to any Vehicle licencing office and get a search done. You need the VIN. You just ask for a "sellers package". Cost is $20.00.

If two names are on a title and two names are on the loan if you take the car can the other person on the title have you arrested?

No, if your name is one of the two on the title. That makes the car as much your property as it is theirs. If you intentionally deprive them of the use of the car by hiding or destroying it, then it becomes a civil matter - not criminal.

How much does a title bond cost?

The cost is based on the book value. The bond must be for 1 1/2 times the book value. The insurance company usually charges $15 per thousand dollars .

Example: Book Value is $10,000. You have to buy a bond for $15,000. The Bond would be 15 x $15 dollars = $225.

If the finance company does not have a lien on the title of a vehicle can they still repossess the vehicle?

If they can demonstrate to the court that the loan was for the purchase of the automobile, they shouldn't have any problem getting the court to go along with them. If the loan was for something else, and lending institution is just going after ANY kind of assets to satisfy the loan, they may need to talk a little while longer, but they will probably win eventually.

The simple fact is, if you borrow money from a lending institution they are REQUIRED to have a contract which protects their interests. Even though they may not have a lien on the vehicle, if you read the contract you will no doubt find that they have protected themselves.

You originally agreed to pay the loan. You should find a way to meet that obligation unless your financial situation has degraded to the point that there is no way to satisfy that agreement short of bankruptcy.

What does previous title mean?

The term "previous title" typically refers to the former name or designation held by a person, organization, or document before it was changed or updated. In various contexts, it can indicate an earlier position someone held in a job, the former title of a book or publication, or an older legal title related to property. Understanding the previous title can provide insight into changes in roles, responsibilities, or ownership.

Should I put my car's title in my wife's name if I am going to declare bankruptcy?

YEs U Should Becuase When U Declare Wateva U Own And Who Ever U Owe There Gonna Take It Because They Want There Money

Another View: If you owned the car in our own name prior to your bankruptcy, it will be seen as a sham to shelter your assets from your creditors, and it will not make a difference.

What was the price of a car in the year 1996?

New cars, I assume, priced at anything from £3,000 to £200,000, depending which car you bought.

Can one person sell a vehicle with both names on the title?

In most states it depends upon the way the title is worded and in some cases the laws concerning marital property. If the names are separated by the word "and" all parties must agree to the sale of the vehicle. If the names are separated by the word "or" either party can sell the vehicle without the consent of the other. Taking such action would not necessarily make the "seller/owner" immune to being liable for damages to the other party.