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If you have a privately purchased Washington State titled vehicle or received one as a gift, you are required to transfer the title within 15 days of acquisition or you will incur a monetary penalty. If you buy a vehicle from a Washington state dealer, they will take care of the transfer.

In Washington state the title transfer fees are $12, but you must transfer your title within 15 days. If you don't there is a $50 penalty with a $2 per day fee of up to $125.

A title transfer is generally $37.50 plus sales tax on the value of the vehicle.

A title transfer is generally $37.50 plus sales tax on the value of the vehicle.

Complete an Application for Title and Registration. Get insurance on the car. Bring this information as well as the money for the title transfer and registration fee to the DMV office (title transfer fees are $77).

Complete the form fields on the back of the title and sign it over to the buyer. Work with the buyer to complete the Vehicle/Vessel Bill of Sale. Make sure to report the sale of your car to the DOL. You have 21 days to do this, and you'll need to pay a $5 fee to do it in person or by mail.

Complete the form fields on the back of the title and sign it over to the buyer. Work with the buyer to complete the Vehicle/Vessel Bill of Sale. Make sure to report the sale of your car to the DOL. You have 21 days to do this, and you'll need to pay a $5 fee to do it in person or by mail.

For sellers Complete the form fields on the back of the title and sign it over to the buyer. Work with the buyer to complete the Vehicle/Vessel Bill of Sale. Make sure to report the sale of your car to the DOL. You have 21 days to do this, and you'll need to pay a $5 fee to do it in person or by mail.

Sign the front of the title where it is marked "Registered Owner Signature" and "First Legal Owner Signature & Title." Sign the bottom of the title where it reads "Signature(s) of Seller(s)." Print your name on the bottom of the title where it reads "Printed Name(s) of Seller(s)."

First, the seller has to release ownership of the car by signing the title. The buyer then takes the signed title to the DMV, and the state issues a new registration and title. Some states might require additional paperwork to complete the process, such as a bill of sale or a transfer of ownership form.

The title also known as the pink slip. It's the certificate that proves you own the car. A Washington bill of sale You can use Form TD-420-065, which you can download from the DOL's website, here. ... Keep the license plates Remember that the plates stay with you, not the car.

Recreational Vehicles and Motorhomes You can use the fee calculator or sign up for License eXpress to determine your fees. You may also be asked to pay a: $8 registration service fee. $15 title service fee.

Vehicles need to be registered and it stands to reason that motorhomes need to be registered. Do all RVs need to be registered? In most cases, the answer to this question is yes. RVs need to be registered in the state you have permanent residence in.

In Washington state the title transfer fees are $12, but you must transfer your title within 15 days. If you don't there is a $50 penalty with a $2 per day fee of up to $125. In the case of needing a duplicate title you need to pay $31 for a replacement Washington title along with the $12 title transfer fee.

Vehicle Registration Fee: The minimum state fee to renew a passenger vehicle is $30. There is also an additional $4.50 filing fee, and other electronic processing fees for processing your renewal online.