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To complete the vehicle registration process, buyers must provide a: Vehicle title. Bill of sale (if Assignment of Title or Dealer Assignment is not on the back of the title) Application for New Mexico Title (MVD 10002)

What You'll Need to Transfer your Vehicle Title in New Mexico Driver's license. Proof of identity, residency and insurance. Title (signed by the seller) Odometer disclosure form. Title transfer fee. VIN examination (if you're moving to New Mexico)

Titling a used vehicle requires the same documentation as it does for titling a new vehicle with a few exceptions: Gift Transfers ? If you received your vehicle as a gift, then you will need the original affidavit of the transaction containing notarized signatures from both parties.

What You'll Need to Transfer your Vehicle Title in New Mexico. NOTE: The combined fee for registration and titling ranges from $27 to $62 per year depending on the value and age of the car. The actual titling charge is $5 if you qualify to get the title only.

Transferring the Title of a Vehicle Without Probate If you are listed as the administrator, beneficiary, spouse, or joint-owner of the individual's estate, you may only have to provide the death certificate and the vehicle's title to your local NM vehicle title office to have them retitle the vehicle title.

What paperwork do I need to privately sell a car in New Mexico? Certificate of Title. Bill of Sale, if applicable (form MVD-10009) Lien Release, if applicable (form MVD-10041) Notice of Vehicle Sold (form MVD-10048) Odometer Disclosure Statement (form MVD-10187), if applicable.