Transferring title is a legal process handled by your state. The title is referred to as the "vehicle registration" in some states. Thereafter, title is transferred as the vehicle is bought and sold during the course of its operation. The title is transferred from the dealer to the buyer. The initial title transfer occurs when the vehicle is sold off the dealer's lot. All states have regulations requiring each vehicle, at the time it is sold, to be issued a title with its new owner's name. As the vehicle's owner, you must have a title to obtain license plates and register it in the state where you live. The title to a vehicle is the written proof that the named individual owns it. Can I rebuild the vehicle and get a new title? My vehicle was declared "totaled" by my insurance company, and I gave them the original title when I received the proceeds. Can I obtain title to a vehicle that was abandoned on my property? I cannot prove I own my vehicle because the seller did not have the title. How do I change the title on our vehicle from both of our names to mine only? I sold my truck a month ago and have been notified by another's insurance company that it was involved in a collision and that I may be responsible for damages to another vehicle. Can I mark it out and sign on the correct line? I signed the title on my vehicle in the wrong place. Why was he able to transfer title without my endorsement? My wife died and only her name was on the title to our vehicle. What do I do about the title to his vehicle? What if I am just transferring title to my son? Do I have to transfer title from my home state to the one where I am stationed? Are the laws any different if I am transferring title from an out-of-state car? Can title be transferred to a 16-year old? Do I need to get a new title reflecting my married name before it is sold and title is transferred? I have married and want to sell my vehicle. Do I have to obtain a new title on my vehicle? The purchaser has lost the title I endorsed when I sold her my car.
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