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Affidavit of Correction (T-11) It must be completed by the seller, and the seller's signature must be notarized. Examples of when to use the form include if the seller signs in the incorrect space, or a buyer decides not to continue with the transaction and the seller sells it to someone else.

Contact your DMV in writing and let them know there's an error on the title. Have the DMV issue you a duplicate title. If the previous owner is responsible for the title error, contact them and have them fill in the new vehicle title correctly. For errors that are your fault, make adjustments on your replacement title.

GA Title Check You can go to the local GA DMV or check the title online. There are two types of the check that you can order. The first is free.

Visit your County Tag Office If title is not available, a Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MSO) or a registration certification from non-title state/county. Must be assigned to you using your full legal name.

Corrections to Titles Payment of a $10.00 title penalty. Copy of front and back of check between seller and buyer supporting the purchase date change. Obtain a replacement title or statement of origin from the issuing agency for proper assignment with correct date.

If you need the title the same day, you can visit the DOR office in Atlanta. Everything on the vehicle record must be current in this case.

A Statement of Error or Erasure (REG 101) form is required for any erasure and/or lined out information on the California Certificate of Title. For example, if an individual's signature appears on the title in error and is lined out, a REG 101 must be completed by that individual explaining the error.

Any corrections due to the misspelling of information may be corrected by drawing a line through the incorrect information and inserting the correct information. A notarized statement from the party that made the error must be submitted with the application for title and registration.

Affidavit of Correction (T-11) It must be completed by the seller, and the seller's signature must be notarized. Examples of when to use the form include if the seller signs in the incorrect space, or a buyer decides not to continue with the transaction and the seller sells it to someone else.

Contact your DMV in writing and let them know there's an error on the title. Have the DMV issue you a duplicate title. If the previous owner is responsible for the title error, contact them and have them fill in the new vehicle title correctly. For errors that are your fault, make adjustments on your replacement title.

GA Title Check You can go to the local GA DMV or check the title online. There are two types of the check that you can order. The first is free.

Visit your County Tag Office If title is not available, a Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MSO) or a registration certification from non-title state/county. Must be assigned to you using your full legal name.

Corrections to Titles Payment of a $10.00 title penalty. Copy of front and back of check between seller and buyer supporting the purchase date change. Obtain a replacement title or statement of origin from the issuing agency for proper assignment with correct date.

If you need the title the same day, you can visit the DOR office in Atlanta. Everything on the vehicle record must be current in this case.

A Statement of Error or Erasure (REG 101) form is required for any erasure and/or lined out information on the California Certificate of Title. For example, if an individual's signature appears on the title in error and is lined out, a REG 101 must be completed by that individual explaining the error.

Any corrections due to the misspelling of information may be corrected by drawing a line through the incorrect information and inserting the correct information. A notarized statement from the party that made the error must be submitted with the application for title and registration.