i have purchased a car with a cosigner and paid all of the payments. What if the cosigner doesn't sign over t

Answer 1

If your co-signer is on the title, then you WILL need their signature. Most titles are , which means you both must sign in order to sell or trade the vehicle. If they only co-signed for the loan and their name is not on the title, or the title says , then you are in the clear. I hope this helps to clarify.

Answer 2

I'm guessing your wondering about the title being signed over?? The co signer is not the one that signs the title over after the last payment has been received. The lender is the one who either signs off on the title or writes a letter to attach to the title stating its been paid in full. The only reason a co signer would have to sign off on the title is if your selling it to someone else or trading it in. If they do not sign off take them to court.

Answer 3

A cosigner has no legal entitlement to the vehicle. They are only there to provide the bank with recourse should the primary borrower not fulfill the terms of the agreement. You are the legal owner of the vehicle.

Answer 4

the cosigner guarantee the payments are going to be paid if the principle doesnt pay. the principle is the owner of the car.

Answer 5

They don't have to sign anything over. It becomes your car. They are just there as a buffer in case you cannot pay the payments.

Answer 6

well they are a co-signer that means its partly theirs so they really dont have to sign it over. go to small claims court.

Answer 7

ITS BEST IF YOU CONTACT YOUR LOCAL (DMV) DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES OFFICE, THEY WILL BE ABLE TO ANSWER ANY AND ALL OF YOUR QUESTIONS AND AT THE SAME TIME YOU WILL BE GETTING THE CORRECT ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION.