Seller’s signature Seller's address The bill of sale is not required to be notarized or signed under penalties for perjury. REMOVE your plates from the vehicle! You might want to be helpful to the purchaser by allowing them to use your plates until they can properly register the vehicle. See #5 above. Remove the plates. Purchasers can use the bill of sale or closed title to prove ownership to law enforcement in the interim. The VIN is required if the bill of sale is being used as the primary ownership document, but is not required if the bill of sale is being used as a supporting document for missing information on the certificate of title. Without proof of sale, you can be held liable for any parking tickets, toll fees, or other fines and fees aquired by the purchaser! It happens more than you think.Ħ. Private sales are not reported to the State of Montana until the purchaser properly titles and registers the vehicle in their name(s) with our office - leaving it in yours. Death with Appointment as Administrator or Executor Certificate of Title in deceased name for all vehicles 2001 and newer.
Notarized bill of sale no title registration#
FOR YOUR PROTECTION, it's a good idea for the seller to also get a Notarized Bill of Sale signed by the purchaser. If the car is registered in a non-title state, the sellers Certificate of Registration with a Notarized Bill of Sale is required. Open titles are not legal in the State of Montana, and can allow the purchaser to re-sell the vehicle without any tracking and cause issues for you down the road - see the following points.ĥ. A notarized MVA Bill of Sale is not needed if the vehicles sale price is more than the vehicles book value or the vehicle is over 7 years old. Sellers must always close the title by writing the purchaser's name and information on the title. That document can only be obtained and provided by you by contacting your bank.Ĥ. There has to be some action, normally a notarized bill of sale or act of donation, purporting to transfer the vehicle to the buyer. If your title shows that there was a lien on the vehicle, you MUST provide the purchaser with a lien release. A notarized statement from the seller to the buyer that includes all of the following information about the vehicle sale: year manufactured, make, VIN, date of. Replacement titles can take up to four weeks to receive.ģ. Mail the completed form and a $10.30 fee to: Montana Vehicle Services Bureau, P.O. This form can be filled out and printed on your computer, or printed and completed manually. If the vehicle's title has been lost or destroyed, you will need to obtain a new one by completing an Application for Replacement Certificate of Title (Form MV7). A bill of sale does not replace a Montana title. You must provide the purchaser with the most current, unaltered title, properly signed by ALL of the owners listed on the title in front of a notary.
Once your name is written on the title as the purchaser, you are obligated to title and register that vehicle before you can resell it.Ģ. (No Tenths) and to the best of knowledge that is reflects the actual mileage of the vehicle unless one of the following. You cannot sell a vehicle with a Montana title unless it is titled and registered to you first.
Things to know when selling your vehicle to a private party:ġ.
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