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pls give me a state name, from my experience all state will require either in-person presence of an owner (verified by ID) or a notary who verified the signatur
by slt2021 3y ago
pls give me a state name, from my experience all state will require either in-person presence of an owner (verified by ID) or a notary who verified the signature of title holder for transfer
- nicenewtemp84 3y agoCalifornia for starters with all 35 million residents. Nevada. Arizona. Oregon. Washington.
- slt2021 3y agobut the seller will have to be present and DMV verifies his ID. You can't just steal a car with a title of somebody's name and transfer toy ourself, without the original owner and his ID present?
- nicenewtemp84 3y agoNo the seller will not have to be present. No ID will have to be shown by anyone ever at any point.
- vel0city 3y agoAdd Texas and New York to the list of states which don't require a notary for a private party vehicle transfer. Between NY, CA, and TX that's like 57M licensed drivers, so quite a few cars.
- mulmen 3y agoIdaho includes a tear-off bill of sale with the title. You just take that in to the court house and request a new title. You might even be able to do that through the mail. https://www.autotrader.com/sell-car/in-ID https://www.autotrader.com/sell-car/in-ID According to https://notary.pandadoc.com/knowledge-center/does-a-bill-of-sale-have-to-be-notarized/ https://notary.pandadoc.com/knowledge-center/does-a-bill-of-... only Louisiana, Maryland, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Montana, and West Virginia require a notary on a bill of sale.
- sokoloff 3y agoI’ve bought two used and one new car in NH and sold two used cars there; none of the bills of sale were notarized. I also brought 3 other used cars from out of state into NH, no notary there either.