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When you buy a used car, you have 6 days to transfer the registration into your name. The car must be registered in your name before you can drive it. If you have not registered the car but need to take it home, you should have it towed to your house. The previous owner must remove their licence plates from the car.

6 steps for gifting a car in Ontario Pay off the remaining car loan balance. ... Organize auto insurance (for the recipient) ... Complete a Sworn Statement for Family Gift form. ... Have your Vehicle Ownership Permit ready. ... Obtain a Safety Standards Certificate. ... Complete a plate transfer declaration.

The signature of the registered owner as seller is required on the reverse of the Certificate of Registration (Transfer of Ownership). The seller must also fill out the section headed Transfer of Title Certificate of Sale (Part 1) and give it to the new owner.

Lost car ownership papers are a common occurrence. You can replace lost, damaged, or stolen car papers at ServiceOntario. The replacement cost is $32. Bring identification, your driver's license, and proof of valid car insurance in Ontario with you.

What documents are needed to transfer ownership of a car in Ontario? The original will, or a copy of it. Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee (regardless of whether there was a will) Death certificate. Vehicle ownership papers (registration, vehicle information, VIN, address of owner)

Transferring ownership after death can play out in a number of ways. The executor of the will is required to visit ServiceOntario and provide a copy of the will, vehicle ownership papers, personal identification, proof of insurance, and proof of death certificate to transfer it to a beneficiary.

Proof of Ontario vehicle insurance. your Ontario driver's licence. Safety Standards Certificate (this is not required for spouse-to-spouse transfers, but you must complete a spousal declaration) Vehicle Ownership Permit with the completed portion on the back.