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Does a vehicle title have to be notarized in Massachusetts? No. When you privately sell a vehicle in Massachusetts, the seller and buyer are not required to sign the vehicle title in the presence of a notary.

What You'll Need to Transfer your Vehicle Title in Massachusetts The original title or bill of sale if the car is exempt from needing a title. The completed RMV-1 form. Your driver's license. If two people will have the title in their name, both must be present. Payment for all fees and taxes in check form.

If the sale is made by a motor vehicle or trailer dealer or lessor who is registered, the sales tax rate is 6.25%. The use tax applies to all other types of transfers of title or possession where the vehicle transferred is stored, used, or consumed in Massachusetts.

What you need Certificate of title (original only, no copies) A completed title amendment form. Please check the appropriate boxes and fill in all the required information. All owner(s) must sign the application. Any other documentation relevant to the correction. Title amendment fee.

To obtain a registration and title, you will need to submit the following in person at any RMV Service Center: A completed Registration and Title Application. ... Previous owner's certificate of title assigned to the new owner. ... A $75 title fee. Registration fee (fees vary by plate type, refer to the RMV's Schedule of Fees)

Can you sell a car for $1? In short, yes. But while selling a car for $1 will allow you to avoid capital gains and gifts taxes, the recipient of the car will have to pay whatever rate of sales tax your state charges on used vehicles when they transfer the title.

Vehicles transferred as a gift. You may be exempt from paying sales tax on a vehicle transferred to you as a gift from another person. The person transferring the vehicle must have met the tax laws of the state they registered it. You must pay a $25 fee and the title and registration fees.

You need to complete and submit a Massachusetts duplicate vehicle title form (Form T20558) to your local MA RMV office. You can also replace your vehicle's title online or by mail.