How to Transfer a Car TitleInfinity Insurance

[Music] Buying a new vehicle or selling a vehicle to another individual means that you need to transfer the car title. Transferring the title might sound complicated, but the process is not as hard as it might seem. The three most common reasons for transferring your car title are: transferring from a dealer, transferring after a move, or transferring when selling your car. The dealer will fill out the back of the
current title with their information, the number of miles on the odometer, and your information.

If there's more than one individual on the vehicle title, then both names are filled out. The dealer will then sign the back of the title and you will sign it too, which is the initial transfer of ownership. After the original title is filled out, go to the local Department of Motor Vehicles with the title from the dealer. Register the vehicle by filling out the paperwork provided at the DMV's office.

You will receive a paper to transfer the title from one owner to the other. Fill out the document with the name of the previous owner and then your name as the new owner. Turn in the paperwork and pay any
fees that are required. You will turn over the original title, and the state will send a new title in the mail to your current address.

When you move to another state, you will be required to transfer your title to the appropriate state at the time you register your vehicle and change your license. The documents you will need after a move include the current title, a driver's license, a birth certificate, another form of ID such as a passport, and the documents provided by the DMV. Change your driver's license first and then register your vehicle. When you register the vehicle, you will transfer the title from one state to the other.

That mean the previous owner section will still be your name. Put your name in that section of the paperwork, as well as a section
for the current owner. The state will send you the new title when the paperwork processes. If you're selling the car to any other individual or you're trading it in at a dealership, then you will need to transfer the title.

Fill up the back of the title, and put the number of miles from the odometer in the appropriate space. According to DMV.Org, you will also need
to fill out a bill of sale with the price of the vehicle. The bill of sale allows the DMV to set appropriate state taxes when the buyer registers the vehicle. After you fill out the back of the title and bill of sale, your pardon transferring the title to the buyer is complete.

The buyer is then responsible for the remaining paperwork that is completed when the vehicle is registered. Transferring a title is not hard, but it will vary slightly based on the situation. Whether you're transferring it to a different state, selling a vehicle, or getting a title after purchasing from a dealer, the process is relatively
simple. [Music].