You take the title and the forms signing it over to you to your state's DMV office.
You ask the state for a title search. This will show who and when the car changed owners.
title jumping is when you sell a car to person a, then person a sells the car to person b. Person a never changed ownership of the title to their name and person b didn't either. which means your still the owner of the car. I had a friend that sold his car to guy, the guy sold the car to a woman. She got into a terrible accident and by law they were responsible for the accident because the titled owner of the vehicle is financial responsible for liability. He had to prove he was no longer the owner of the vehicle.
I sold my car two weeks ago and now I get a storage notification from the police.
i have a person who sold me a car under bankrupcty, and i need the title . gow can i tell if its still under or not?
Generally, the person who's name the car is title in has to file for a lost title. There is a fee. You would need to contact the person who sold/gave you the vehicle.
To sell the motorcycle first get it into the person who inherited it's name. Then when it is sold the title can be signed over. Check with the local DMV as this varies by state.
You shouldn't have a problem with getting a title. Just put your information in as the buyer and sign the title. The person you bought it from never titled it and decided to sell it before he did. If its dated, you may have to pay a fine for not registering it in the 45 days given (or whatever time your state allows). Now, if the person you bought it from filled their information in, then he would have to title it before he can sell it to you.
the title, and if it's being sold out of state, a bill of sale.
Each of the other three would sign a Quitclaim Deed assigning title to the fourth person--it will have to state the name of the new title owner (ie Joe Smith, a single man) and then go through a Title Company to record the new deed along with that. If the fourth person is refinancing the loan, then your lender will help manage the switch of names on the title at that time.
it needs to be inspected and changed from salvage title to reg title but who sold you the car should be able to sign it off. if not find out what your state needs for reg. 2nd You can never have a clean title on a salvage title. it's illegal and cant be done legally. I'm not sure about a junk title. That may be a title than can never be registered again. In South Carolina, the titles are blue, but a junk title is red, and vehicles with red titles can never be put back on the road.
I'm guessing you're asking how to get a title, if your car didn't come with one. It depends the state, you need to call you local Department of motor vehicles to find out. If it helps, in Ohio, you cannot get a title for a car that was sold with none.
depending on the state you live in and there laws you most likely will be procescuted if you knowingly sold your vehicle without a clear title in your name.