Report Title License For Free

In order for a vehicle to be sold in the state of Washington, it has to have a title. If you've lost the title, a replacement can be obtained through the Department of Licensing. The replacement costs $35.50 and takes about ten weeks to arrive but can be expedited for an additional $85.50.

Contact a vehicle licensing office to learn how much it will cost to transfer ownership of your new vehicle into your name. Gather the information and forms you need. Odometer Disclosure Form. ... Submit your forms and payment. ... Get your title. ... Get new license plates. ... Add the vehicle to your License eXpress account.

Fill out a Business and Professions Complaint form. Email your form and all supporting documents to dolbpdcomplaints@dol.wa.gov.

How to Sell a Car in Washington Step 1: Allow the Buyer to Have the Car Inspected by a Third Party. Step 2: Clean Out the Vehicle. Step 3: Remove the License Plates. Step 4: Complete a Bill of Sale. Step 5: Collect Payment from the Seller. Step 6: Sign the Title to Formally Transfer Ownership. Step 7: File a Report of Sale.

Filing a timely and complete Report of Sale when you sell a car releases you from responsibility for tickets issued to the vehicle after the sale date, but you are still the registered owner until the buyer titles and registers the vehicle.

Vehicle & VESSEL Licensing If you purchased a Washington State titled vehicle or received one as a gift you are required to transfer the title within 15 days of acquisition whether or not the vehicle is operational or you will incur a monetary penalty. ($50 on the 16th day and increasing by $2/day until a max of $125).

You should file within 5 days. There's no late fee for filing after 5 days, but you may be held liable for any financial, criminal or civil liabilities that the new owner may incur.

You need to file a report of sale when you sell, donate, or give up ownership of a vehicle.