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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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Can you sell a snowmobile without a title?
It totally depends on what platform you are selling it on although technically, it is "illegal".
What does a replacement title mean?
Just what it says. a replacement for an original one that has been lost or damaged.
The same as you would with any person or lender with whom a promissory note has been signed. If you didn't get your original note back stamped pd in full, then you need to work something out with them. If you feel that you have reason to believe that everything is "done & paid for" by returning the car but you have nothing in writing from the car lot, then you need to get the help of an attorney. Possibly he/she can work out a compromise if nothing else. You might!!! being a big "might" be able to get help thru your State Attorney's office if you think you have been treated unfairly--due to the price, condition of the vehicle or interest, etc. Here is a link to all the state's since I don't know which is yours. http://www.naag.org/ag/full_ag_table.php Good Luck!
How do you get a court order in Florida to get a title the seller wont give you?
Certificate of Dishonor effectively used for Declaratory Judgement to perfect the involuntary transfer of a motor vehicle title
I was battling a quiet title controversy over a Dodge truck.
Facts:
Out of state truck contracted / sold to me by an un-notarized contract.
The owner failed to deliver the title and the truck is here in Florida from Arkansas.
The Florida DMV will/would not entertain any transfer of title given there is no bill of sale and no title. The un-notarized contract was understandably insufficient.
The truck was registered, expired, in another State other than Florida; and when I contacted the DMV in the other State, they would not provide any information or services unless I went to the out-of-state DMV in person.
The due diligence affidavit, that accompanied the civil action, was suggested to have me hire a PI, somehow get the sellers utility company to give out information on the seller, and a whole host of other impossible things requiring travel out-of-state, travel expenses, time, money, lodging, risk; all given the fact that the seller resides out-of-state
The only evidence I produced was the Certificate of Dishonor which took 20-days and the cost of a notary (no PI, or interstate travel, etc).
I think I have stressed the fact that the controversy was interstate ....
Resolution:
1. I created the Letter Rogatory supported by an Affidavit in Negative Averment.
2. I petitioned a notary by affidavit to begin a protest.
3. The notary sent the Notice of Dishonor (with presentment attached) via certified return receipt;
4. Then the notary sent the Notice of Protest 1-page notice via delivery confirmation;
5. Then awarded the stipulations in the Letter Rogatory to me with copies sent to the seller.
6. I opened a civil case with 2 attachments attached; one being an Affidavit of Due Diligence with the evidence of due diligence being the Certificate of Dishonor and the second being an Affidavit for Title.
7. One week later the court delivered the Declaratory Judgment.
8. The truck is now titled and registered to me.
For the mailings of notices, I had the notary use a US Postal product.
It is always helpful to have someone witness all documentation sent, so there are 2 persons' signatures (other than your own) on the record - a la "out of the mouth of 2 or 3 comes the truth", with the sender / notary writing a certificate of content/service describing the contents of the envelope(s).
How much are car tags in Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma, the cost of car tags varies based on several factors, including the type of vehicle, its age, and the county of registration. Generally, standard passenger vehicle tags range from about $36 to $100 annually, while additional fees may apply for specialty tags or certain vehicle types. It's best to check with the local county assessor's office for specific pricing related to your vehicle.
NC requires a notarized title, a NC driver's license, and a passed NC inspection before the vehicle can be registered.
What do you do if you lose your car title and registration?
go to your local dmv, fill out proper forms and pay to get duplicates.
In California you can pick up lost title (pink slip-DMV form is also pink for the lost title) In California you don't pay a fee for the lost papers. You can drop off the forms and DMV will mail them fast (4 days last month for me) Or you can wait in line for the print out.
The new title that the family has will override the one that you have (at the dmv) because of the dates. What you will need to do is take the family to court and prove that you had already purchased the vehicle before the previous owner died. You will need the title that he signed over to you and proof that you paid for the vehicle. The copy of a check will do, or if you paid cash, the place you borrowed the money from or a bank statement showing you withdrew the money from your account.
How do you get a title for a car bought for parts only?
Certificate of Default / Dishonor effectively used for Declaratory Judgement to perfect the involuntary transfer of a motor vehicle title
I was battling a quiet title controversy over a Dodge truck.
Facts:
Out of state truck contracted / sold to me by an un-notarized contract.
The owner failed to deliver the title and the truck is here in Florida from Arkansas.
The Florida DMV will/would not entertain any transfer of title given there is no bill of sale and no title. The un-notarized contract was understandably insufficient.
The truck was registered, expired, in another State other than Florida; and when I contacted the DMV in the other State, they would not provide any information or services unless I went to the out-of-state DMV in person.
The due diligence affidavit, that accompanied the civil action, was suggested to have me hire a PI, somehow get the sellers utility company to give out information on the seller, and a whole host of other impossible things requiring travel out-of-state, travel expenses, time, money, lodging, risk; all given the fact that the seller resides out-of-state
The only evidence I produced was the Certificate of Dishonor which took 20-days and the cost of a notary (no PI, or interstate travel, etc).
I think I have stressed the fact that the controversy was interstate ....
Resolution:
1. I created the Letter Rogatory supported by an Affidavit in Negative Averment.
2. I petitioned a notary by affidavit to begin a protest.
3. The notary sent the Notice of Dishonor (with presentment attached) via certified return receipt;
4. Then the notary sent the Notice of Protest 1-page notice via delivery confirmation;
5. Then awarded the stipulations in the Letter Rogatory to me with copies sent to the seller.
6. I opened a civil case with 2 attachments attached; one being an Affidavit of Due Diligence with the evidence of due diligence being the Certificate of Dishonor and the second being an Affidavit for Title.
7. One week later the court delivered the Declaratory Judgment.
8. The truck is now titled and registered to me.
For the mailings of notices, I had the notary use a US Postal product.
It is always helpful to have someone witness all documentation sent, so there are 2 persons' signatures (other than your own) on the record - a la "out of the mouth of 2 or 3 comes the truth", with the sender / notary writing a certificate of content/service describing the contents of the envelope(s).
Do you need to renew the registration if you are planning to voluntarily surrender the vehicle?
I would surrender the car before the registration is due. Once you surrender the car, the car will go to auction and sold for the highest bid. You will then need to either pay the deficit to the finance company or file for bankruptcy protection to elimiate the debt.
NOT if you turn it in B4 its due.
Does the cosigner on your vehicle need to sign the title for you to sell your vehicle?
The co-signer will usually only have to sign if they are listed on the title as a co-owner.
Can a person file for duplicate title and take it back before you have a chance to register it?
It's not impossible, but you have a great court case, you have a bill of sale and proof of purchase, accompanied by the signed over title they gave you. You should get it registered as soon as possible after purchase so everything is on record though.
What if the seller is not the title holder?
Unless they're an agent licensed by the title holder to sell the vehicle, they've committed a crime, and could face charges.
Yes. If daughter is nowhere on the title or loan, it is called third party possession. If she is a co-signer, it is called taking your turn driving it.
How do you find the cc of a husaberg by using the vin?
Digit 6, 7 and 8 will give the model number which is rounded from the engine capacity
