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What You'll Need to Do to Transfer your Vehicle Title in Virginia Visit the DMV near your area. Consider making a DMV appointment or getting a line waiting concierge. Submit the documents. Pay the fees. Record the odometer reading. Select electronic or paper title.

You must have a valid title to sell a vehicle in Virginia. If the owner of the vehicle is deceased, you'll need a copy of the will and a certified death certificate in addition and a 'Authority to Transfer Virginia Title Certification' form VSA 24.

The state requires that the transferred title include a purchase price. If that isn't possible, you may submit a bill of sale as alternative documentation. You can use the state-provided Vehicle Price Certification (Form SUT-1) if the car or truck is more than five years old.

Transferring the Title of a Vehicle Purchased From a Dealership The Application for Certificate of Title and Registration (Form VSA 17A) Proof of your Virginia address. Payment for the VA vehicle titling fees (vehicle title transfer fee: $15. Tax: 4.15% of the sale price or $75 ? whichever is higher)

What do I need to register my car in Virginia? Your Virginia car title (if you're new to the state, you'll need to complete the Application for Title and Registration (VSA 17A) The Application for Registration form (form VSA 14)

? The VAD 20 reassignment form allows a dealer to reassign a vehicle an additional 3 times after the reassignments on the. title certificate have been completed. ? Virginia dealers must first complete the reassignments on the Virginia or out-of-state title certificate when transferring.