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Summary: In order to sell a car without a title, a negotiation will have to be made with a dealer in which the owner of the vehicle comes at a later time to sign the title off. Discover why cars should never be sold to someone under 18 years old with help from a senior car salesman in this free video on selling a car without a title.
Keith McCahan is a senior salesman at Capital Ford Lincoln Mercury in Wilmington, N.C. He has worked with this organization for over 15 years, and has logged over 28 in the car sales...read more
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"People moving around the way they do now a days it's not unusual for someone to lose a title. We always make sure that we have the legal authorized signor be present in front of our notary public. I think now a days it's just very important that you make sure you dot the I's and cross the T's. You'll definitely want to have the title holder present, the individual that owns the car. And their signatures will have to be witnessed on the title. Well if you don't happen to have your title with you and it is titled in someone else's name we can still work with the trade and have the owner of the vehicle come later and sign the title off. And when you're dealing with younger individuals it's important to know that you don't need to sell to anyone who's under 18 years of age. That contract is voidable by the minor but is enforceable by them as well. So they could any time bring the vehicle back and make you buy the vehicle back."
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mobilenotary1 said
on 11/5/2009 The most effective way to involuntarily transfer the title to a motor vehicle , when you only have a bill of sale is to affect A Notary Certificate of Dishonor. The Notary, being a Court official can resolve the situation administratively. Then there are a few steps according to your State laws and procedures. Courtesy The Lancaster County CourtHouse, 1. Follow the instructions and file at DL-135 form (request for vehicle information) along with the appropriate fees to the PennDOT. The DL-135 form and the instructions are provided with this packet.
2. Once PennDOT provides you with the vehicle information that you requested through form DL-135, you could commence an action with a court of competent jurisdiction. Unfortunately, describing the type of action to be commenced or the court within which the action should be commenced is impossible given the wide range of potential facts f...