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ALL owners listed on the face of the title must sign and print their name(s) on the back of the title in the seller(s) area. Obtain a notarized lien release for any liens shown. Complete blocks 1-14 before giving the title to the purchaser, noting the instructions below.

If you opt to obtain your duplicate car title in person, then you will need to locate your nearest MO DOR office. Next you'll need to complete the Application for Missouri Title and Licence (Form DOR-108). You can pick up the form at a local office, or download it online.

The average turnaround time for a mail-in title application to be processed is 4-6 weeks. Note: You should keep the original notarized lien release (or a copy) for your personal records. The copy that is submitted with your application will not be returned to you.

ALL owners listed on the face of the title must sign and print their name(s) on the back of the title in the seller(s) area. Obtain a notarized lien release for any liens shown. Complete blocks 1-14 before giving the title to the purchaser, noting the instructions below.

Yes, a Missouri bill of sale is required to register your vehicle. The bill of sale should be turned over to the Department of Revenue by the seller. The seller will also need to complete a Notice of Sale (Form 5049). ... You should also be prepared to pay your sales tax and a title fee.

Complete an application for the duplicate certificate of title, which is available online at your state's Department of Motor Vehicles' website or at your local DMV office. Photocopy your proof of identity. ... Get your application notarized if necessary. Make out a check for the fee.

The seller should sign the title on the line that says Seller's signature. Again, if two people are selling the vehicle, both of their signatures need to fit on this line. Immediately next to this line is a place where the buyer(s) can sign their name(s).

Where it says Signature(s) of buyer, the buyer or buyers must sign the title. Note that if two people are signing, both people must fit their signatures on the same line. Next to that, where it says Of seller, the seller or sellers must sign the title.

To transfer a vehicle's title, go to an N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles license plate agency or mail in the information outlined in the following steps: Meet the requirements and provide the proper documentation, including proof of liability insurance. Complete the appropriate forms.

APPLY TO TRANSFER VEHICLE OWNERSHIP ONLINE To make the process easier and save the DVLA some paperwork, you can now report a change of ownership using their online form which will guide you through a series of questions. ... You will also need the new owner's details including their name and address.

Make sure you receive the completed title from the seller. ... Complete the Application for Vehicle Transaction(s). Obtain and complete the Private Party Vehicle Tax Transaction form, which can only be found at a local SOS office. Pay the $95 title transfer fee. ... Name changes: $15 per name.

When you're writing a Missouri bill of sale, you should include the year, make, and model; the title number; and the VIN. ... A Missouri bill of sale for a motor vehicle may be notarized, but it isn't a legal requirement.

While the other forty-four states don't require that a bill of sale be notarized, all states require one be signed by both the buyer and the seller before a title transfer can be initiated.

The necessary elements for an Arizona bill of sale will depend on the item that is sold. ... You need the legal name of both the buyer and the seller and their physical address. Also, Arizona bills of sale must also be notarized.

What You Will Need. Step 1 - Find a Bill of Sale Form or Template. Step 2 - Find a Notary Public. Step 3 - Visit the Notary Public. Step 4 - Sign the Bill of Sale. Step 5 - Pay Notary Fee.