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Maryland Title Transfer Requirements First, both the seller and the buyer complete, date, and sign the title. If there is no space to record the odometer reading, the buyer should fill out an Odometer Disclosure statement, complete a bill of sale and notarized it if the vehicle is seven years or newer.

You and the family member you're gifting the car to must both complete Form VR-103, Application for Maryland Gift Certification. This document will be added to the other documents that go to the MMVA to transfer the title to the car.

Vehicle Registration Fees Additional/Duplicate Registration Card/Sticker?$5.00Title Certificate ? Duplicate$20.00Title Certificate Fee Moped / Motor Scooter$20.00Title Certificate ? New / Used$100.00Titling Tax ? Based on Fair Market Value6%32 more rows

You and the family member you're gifting the car to must both complete Form VR-103, Application for Maryland Gift Certification. This document will be added to the other documents that go to the MMVA to transfer the title to the car. Click here for more information on transferring vehicle ownership.

You can apply for a Maryland title, and registration, in person at any of the MVA's full service branch offices. You also can mail the documents to the MVA's Out-of-State Title Unit, 6601 Ritchie Highway, Glen Burnie, MD 21062, or go to an MVA licensed tag and title servi?ce where they will assist you in applying.

Maryland Dealer Reassignment (Form #VR-182) is used by a dealer to assign ownership of a vehicle. The Maryland Registration Tag System (Form #VR-131) is a brochure which explains Maryland's registration tag system.