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How Do I Transfer a Vehicle Title in Indiana? The person gifting the car will need to fill out the seller's portion of the transfer section on the title, and the person receiving the gifted car will need to fill out the buyer's portion. Both will need to sign. The vehicle's odometer reading is also required.

When filling out the Title, you must sign your name as the seller and the name of your relative as the buyer. You must also enter the odometer reading. You must indicate the value of the car as a gift, put the date, and sign the Title.

Adding/Removing Owner(s) To add another owner to the title of a vehicle or watercraft, you must apply for a new title by completing an Application for Certificate of Title For A Vehicle - State Form 205, or an Application for Certificate of Watercraft Title ? State Form 38529, and returning the form to a branch.

Yes, Indiana requires a bill of sale for private party vehicle transactions. Form 44237 is what you need, and it requires signatures from both the buyer and the seller.

Title jumping is the act of buying a vehicle and selling it without registering the vehicle in your name. The title ?jumps? from one owner to the next, without any record. Title jumping is also known as a jumped title or floated title.

You can use a template for a general bill of sale in Indiana to record private sales transactions. Indiana does not provide an official general bill of sale. On a general bill of sale, you'll need to include the buyer's and seller's contact information.