can you transfer a car title to somebody who doesn't have a license or proof of insurance?

Question

My friend says you can, you just can't register it.

Answer 1

yes you can,all you have to do is sign off on the back of it,your not really responsible for seeing that they have insurance,or a license,if they want to buy it that's up to them,it does pay though to at least make sure they are old enough to drive and have a license you could possibly be sued over doing something like this,i haven't ever heard of it happening,but sooner or later it will,good luck with it.

Answer 2

Yes! However, the car will still be registered to you. Your friend will not be able to get the title in his name without proof of insurance. If he don't agree, ask him to go to the tax office with you.

Answer 3

Of course you can place property into the hands of some one else who happens to have no licence or insurance so car title (property) is easily transferred. How the other person chooses to use it is up to them... Might just drive the car on a large ranch.

Answer 4

You can transfer the title, just know that they should be able to show you proof of financial responsibility (i.e. proof of Insurance). This would ensure that you won't be held liable if something was to happen.

Answer 5

You can sell it to them--what they do is on them--they have to do it all---you just sold it to them. If they need a license and the form asks for the number--that may be a problem--don't take money or give them the vehicle unless they are on the level and all legal stuff is covered.

Answer 6

No, you ought to have assurance earlier the state will enable you to sign up the motor vehicle to your self. considering you do not have a license yet, you will ought to place the motor vehicle in somebody else's call.

Answer 7

Yes, anyone is entitled to own a car, they may have no intention of driving it, however if they do drive it it is their responsibility to have insurance.