My aunt gave me a car 2 years ago and we finally decided to change the title in my name so I can apply for an Aicheck Texas Voucher. She is not charging me for the vehicle, so how much would I have to pay for a title transfer? We don't qualify for the gift affidavit because an aunt is not considered an immediate family member in Texas anymore. What will be the cost?How much would I have to pay to get a title changed to my name in Texas?
Call your local Texas Department of Motor Vehicles. The DMV should be able to tell you how much and what to do.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
If you buy a new used car does your insurance policy/costs change?
For example I have a 2001 Ford Escort and I want to buy a 1995 Hyundai sonata...what changes? Just the titles? How much do new titles typically cost?If you buy a new used car does your insurance policy/costs change?
You'll have to have the title signed over if you're buying from an individual. If you're buying from a dealer, then whoever you get your loan through will keep the title until the car's paid off. Kind of like collateral. If you default a payment, they have the right to take the car until payment is made.
As for insurance, your policy doesn't have to change, but you must make them aware of the vehicle switch. Your insurance will probably be lower. It's based on a lot of factors including car color, miles, year, type (sedan/compact, hybrid/gas, etc).
New title costs vary from state to state, but a dealer should always have the title. Rarely will you find a car without one.If you buy a new used car does your insurance policy/costs change?
You will have to insure the new car, which could change your insurance rates.
You'll have to have the title signed over if you're buying from an individual. If you're buying from a dealer, then whoever you get your loan through will keep the title until the car's paid off. Kind of like collateral. If you default a payment, they have the right to take the car until payment is made.
As for insurance, your policy doesn't have to change, but you must make them aware of the vehicle switch. Your insurance will probably be lower. It's based on a lot of factors including car color, miles, year, type (sedan/compact, hybrid/gas, etc).
New title costs vary from state to state, but a dealer should always have the title. Rarely will you find a car without one.If you buy a new used car does your insurance policy/costs change?
You will have to insure the new car, which could change your insurance rates.
How do I go about getting a copy of my car title? I just moved, and I have to show it to get my tags changed. ?
I own the car, and I'm afraid the title may have been misplaced.How do I go about getting a copy of my car title? I just moved, and I have to show it to get my tags changed. ?
Look for, and find the title. Or...
Apply for a lost title.
The registration form should be in your name and show ownership, that's all you need to show in most places.How do I go about getting a copy of my car title? I just moved, and I have to show it to get my tags changed. ?
What State are you trying to title in? If it is in PA you only need to contact PennDOT either in person or get information via the web site (www.state.pa.us). There is a form that must be completed and a fee (I'm not sure of the fee but I think it is around $15). The only way you cannot get the title is if there is a lien on you vehicle (i.e. a bank holds the loan). If you are checking for another state then I would check their website (www.state.??.us (?? = state abbreviation).glory hand cream structuretoptr
Look for, and find the title. Or...
Apply for a lost title.
The registration form should be in your name and show ownership, that's all you need to show in most places.How do I go about getting a copy of my car title? I just moved, and I have to show it to get my tags changed. ?
What State are you trying to title in? If it is in PA you only need to contact PennDOT either in person or get information via the web site (www.state.pa.us). There is a form that must be completed and a fee (I'm not sure of the fee but I think it is around $15). The only way you cannot get the title is if there is a lien on you vehicle (i.e. a bank holds the loan). If you are checking for another state then I would check their website (www.state.??.us (?? = state abbreviation).
If a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
my husband has been restoring his fire bird. for the last 2 years. he got the car from a buudy he was in the air force with. he lost the title when we moved . and did not register it in him name. he is not in the air force any more and can't find his old buddy. so what would we need to do to get the title now? my husband thought that if a car has not been registered for a certain amount of years . it might be easier to get a title is that true?If a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
As long as you have the VIN from the car and a bill of sale from when he bought the car, he can go to the DMV and get a replacement title. If he has no bill of sale then perhaps the DMV can look up the buddy's last known address so that you can contact him to create one. If nothing else you might be able to get a salvage title.
Hope this helped.If a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
nope.. you just reinstate it.If a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
call your local DMVIf a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
I believe that you will have to file for a lost title through the DMV, or a %26quot;salvage%26quot; title. It doesn't matter what amount of time has transpired, the DMV will want you to prove ownership and possibly verify that the vehicle doesn't have a lein on it by running the VIN through a title company.If a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
jrayhp,was the one who knows.Sad to say this,but,I started to restore mach one beast,then filed for lost title.Owner from past showed up and requested return,was out of time and material plus broke my heart to see the beast goIf a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
Check with your State Motor Vihicle Department on how to handle it.
As long as you have the VIN from the car and a bill of sale from when he bought the car, he can go to the DMV and get a replacement title. If he has no bill of sale then perhaps the DMV can look up the buddy's last known address so that you can contact him to create one. If nothing else you might be able to get a salvage title.
Hope this helped.If a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
nope.. you just reinstate it.If a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
call your local DMVIf a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
I believe that you will have to file for a lost title through the DMV, or a %26quot;salvage%26quot; title. It doesn't matter what amount of time has transpired, the DMV will want you to prove ownership and possibly verify that the vehicle doesn't have a lein on it by running the VIN through a title company.If a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
jrayhp,was the one who knows.Sad to say this,but,I started to restore mach one beast,then filed for lost title.Owner from past showed up and requested return,was out of time and material plus broke my heart to see the beast goIf a car has not been registered for a certain amount of time do the rules change on how you would get a title
Check with your State Motor Vihicle Department on how to handle it.
How can someone sign a car title as both buyer and seller, but not be listed on the title as an owner?
I got copies of a title that use to be in mine and a relatives name (the title said 'OR' so I do know that it would have only taken one persons signature to do anything with the car). I was a minor (so I legally couldn't sign anything) and my relative lost their life in an accident while the title was in our names. I recently found out that another relative of mine had changed the title into their name, several years after the accident (I was still a minor). On the title, they signed the title as both the buyer and seller, yet they were not listed on the title. How can this be done?How can someone sign a car title as both buyer and seller, but not be listed on the title as an owner?
The one who signed may have been appointed by the probate court as executor or administrator of the deceased relative's estate.How can someone sign a car title as both buyer and seller, but not be listed on the title as an owner?
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The one who signed may have been appointed by the probate court as executor or administrator of the deceased relative's estate.How can someone sign a car title as both buyer and seller, but not be listed on the title as an owner?
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
How do I get a car title out of my name?
I put a car in my name for my ex-boyfriend earlier this year (March) because he couldn't put it in his name because he has a couple unpaid parking tickets. There is no loan out on the car, it is completely paid off. We had a nasty break-up about a month ago and he refuses to change over the title. How do I go about taking the car out of my name? I want to cancel the insurance on the car but I am afraid he will get into an accident and it could be on me. Also I don't want to get into trouble for anything stupid that he does while in possession of the car.How do I get a car title out of my name?
The car is legally yours (the title says so).
Tell him you will call the police and take it back from him, legally there is nothing he can do to stop you from doing so.
That will get him talking, what you need to do is negotiate a transfer of ownership to him, and you can then cancel the registration which is in your name too, right? And cancel the insurance, but only after you have transferred the title to him.
Lesson for the future - don't ever do this again, and don't go out with losers that can't buy/register their own car. How do I get a car title out of my name?
One thing you don't want to do is to cancel the insurance, if you or him get pulled over for some other violation and you are not insured, you could lose your car all together.How do I get a car title out of my name?
Since the car is in your name, you are the rightful owner of the car. Sell it to him, or take him to court over it. Or sell it to anyone else, so its not your responsibility anymore after the sale.How do I get a car title out of my name?
haha...tell the Sheriff the car is stolen after a bad break-up. You'll get it back.How do I get a car title out of my name?
cancel insurance right now...today!!! call DMV ask how to rid yourself.of it..if u have keys take the car ...its yours....How do I get a car title out of my name?
First of all, it the title is in your name, so is the registration. Take YOUR license plate off the car. This way, he can not drive it without the risk of getting pulled over.
Before taking the license plate off of your car I would contact the local police department. Explain the situation to them. They will let you know if you will be breaking any laws so you don't get yourself into any trouble.
It would be a big mistake to take the insurance off the car because if he gets in an accident, you could be liable.
Your license plate is your leverage. The only way he could drive the car again is if the title is signed over to him and he registers it himself.
If he still refuses, you legally own the car. Take possession of it and sell it. To be fair, if he paid a portion of the car give him the fair share of the money from the sale.
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The car is legally yours (the title says so).
Tell him you will call the police and take it back from him, legally there is nothing he can do to stop you from doing so.
That will get him talking, what you need to do is negotiate a transfer of ownership to him, and you can then cancel the registration which is in your name too, right? And cancel the insurance, but only after you have transferred the title to him.
Lesson for the future - don't ever do this again, and don't go out with losers that can't buy/register their own car. How do I get a car title out of my name?
One thing you don't want to do is to cancel the insurance, if you or him get pulled over for some other violation and you are not insured, you could lose your car all together.How do I get a car title out of my name?
Since the car is in your name, you are the rightful owner of the car. Sell it to him, or take him to court over it. Or sell it to anyone else, so its not your responsibility anymore after the sale.How do I get a car title out of my name?
haha...tell the Sheriff the car is stolen after a bad break-up. You'll get it back.How do I get a car title out of my name?
cancel insurance right now...today!!! call DMV ask how to rid yourself.of it..if u have keys take the car ...its yours....How do I get a car title out of my name?
First of all, it the title is in your name, so is the registration. Take YOUR license plate off the car. This way, he can not drive it without the risk of getting pulled over.
Before taking the license plate off of your car I would contact the local police department. Explain the situation to them. They will let you know if you will be breaking any laws so you don't get yourself into any trouble.
It would be a big mistake to take the insurance off the car because if he gets in an accident, you could be liable.
Your license plate is your leverage. The only way he could drive the car again is if the title is signed over to him and he registers it himself.
If he still refuses, you legally own the car. Take possession of it and sell it. To be fair, if he paid a portion of the car give him the fair share of the money from the sale.
IMPORTANT: While accepting ANY legal advice on Yahoo Answers, read and understand the Yahoo Disclaimer, paying particular attention to the last paragraph.
Question about taking my name off a car title?
My car is in my name and the co-signer is my sister-in-law. My soon to be ex-husband wants the car and I dont. I cant trust him to make the payments and that would ruin my credit. I just want my name off the car and the insurance. Is there a way just to change it? It is financed and quite a bit ($15,000.00) owed on it. Am I stuck with it or can I just turn it over to him and how would I go about it? Thanks in advance!Question about taking my name off a car title?
You'll have to get the finance company to accept him and change the loan over to his name as you really don't have the title until the loan is paid off. The title you have is marked Non-Negotiable, meaning you can't change it over to anyone. Once the loan is paid off then the finance company sends you a true title showing the lien has been released.Question about taking my name off a car title?
You cannot %26quot;take your name off%26quot; a car title without the permission of the lender. They might make the switch if the new person is a good credit risk, but are totally unlikely to do that otherwise.
The best bet is for him to get his own loan and buy it out from you and your sister in law.Question about taking my name off a car title?
You can write up a contract and get it notorized. In the contract, state that you(your name) is agreeing to let your soon to be ex-husband(his name) take over the payments as long as he agree's to pay on time every month and pay it off. If he doesn't follow the rules of the contract, you can take him to small claims court and sue him. I've done it before and its a great way to get a extra income lol.
You'll have to get the finance company to accept him and change the loan over to his name as you really don't have the title until the loan is paid off. The title you have is marked Non-Negotiable, meaning you can't change it over to anyone. Once the loan is paid off then the finance company sends you a true title showing the lien has been released.Question about taking my name off a car title?
You cannot %26quot;take your name off%26quot; a car title without the permission of the lender. They might make the switch if the new person is a good credit risk, but are totally unlikely to do that otherwise.
The best bet is for him to get his own loan and buy it out from you and your sister in law.Question about taking my name off a car title?
You can write up a contract and get it notorized. In the contract, state that you(your name) is agreeing to let your soon to be ex-husband(his name) take over the payments as long as he agree's to pay on time every month and pay it off. If he doesn't follow the rules of the contract, you can take him to small claims court and sue him. I've done it before and its a great way to get a extra income lol.
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