You go down to the local DMV with the title signed by the former owner, and signed by yourself. They will do the rest.
2006-10-22 04:36:42
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answered by smashley 4
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What you probably did contained in the corporation is termed a "straw purchase". those contracts are strictly prohibited and are considered economic corporation fraud. If the conception develop into presented, inspired, or perhaps widely used about through the broking service, and the broking service presented the financing, that's the position your recourse lies. convey this to the interest of the overall manager or proprietor and enable them do not forget that you're going to pursue this with the DMV, economic corporation president, economic corporation regulating corporation and so on, till you get pride. I spent over 30 years in this corporation, and assure you that in case you push the right buttons, they are going to pay to make you bypass away. At any price, you, as proprietor, might want to were made conscious that the funds were months behind, and must have taken possession of the motorized vehicle previous to the repo.
2016-10-16 05:56:45
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answered by ? 4
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I can't quite remember 'cause it's been a while, but I think you take the old title (pink slip) and the previous owner has to say that you bought it for such-and-such dollars and then he signs it. Then you take it to DMV, or the county registration office (did it at the DMV in Oregon, but had to take another title to the county registration office in Texas), different states do it differently. Then you pay some absorbitant fee and wait for too long and you get your new title in the mail.
2006-10-22 04:38:27
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answered by concretebrunette 4
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You have to take the SIGNED registration slip to your local licence bureau and have it changed. This requires a certificate of vehical safety if you want to licence it for the road. Any C.T.S can perform a safety check. By the way you will have to pay sales tax on the purchase price, so bring along the BILL OF SALE. good luck.
2006-10-22 04:42:17
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answered by frank750cc 2
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when u get the title the owner will sign the back of it then you will sign the back where it says buyer then date it. go to the court housewith title, u have to make sure u have paid personal property tax and have the car assessed, then when done at court house take your title,proof of insurance, and your asessement, and persoanal property tax papers u got at the court house to your local revenue department. and you wll have to pay used car sales tax in some states, they will do all u need to get your plates good luck
2006-10-22 04:57:45
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answered by tigger 2
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Take the title and bill of sale To your State /County tag office /DMV to register and title it .
2006-10-22 04:53:43
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answered by Anonymous
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Take the properly signed title card to the DMV and that is it. You have to pay a sales tax and other fees.
2006-10-22 04:36:56
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answered by Thomas S 6
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You can get a free automobile bill of sale and a free odometer statement to fill in which will formalize your transaction. The site is listed below.
2006-10-22 06:48:15
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answered by finn 3
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Just go to your local Secretary of State office.
The other person MUST sign off the title and list the miles of the
car when it is sold to you. Yes, and you will need proof of Insurance also.
2006-10-22 04:41:16
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answered by Anonymous
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Title transfer at the DMV
2006-10-22 05:40:43
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answered by Subie 2
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