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Originally Posted by Skrilla757
I have a friend contemplating a move to Easley from North Carolina and she was asking me about registering her 04 toyota corolla here.....apparently she is still making payments on the car and doesn't have the title as the bank has it of course until she pays the car off.....I told her to look on the scdmv website for more info but I guess the site doesn't give her the details she's looking for
Anybody else have this experience when they moved to SC from another state?
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1. Make sure car is insured with a company authorized to insure in South Carolina.
2. Take the out-of-state registration to the property tax office in the SC county you reside in. Pay the tax bill that is generated, get a receipt.
3. Take the tax receipt, out-of-state registration to a DMV, and fill out a "form 400" (Title application...or, you can download it from scdmvonline.com in the "forms and manuals" section).
IMPORTANT: If you do not yet have a SC driver's license, you'll need to take your out-of-state license and proof of residency, such as a power bill, pay stub, or bank statement. scdmvonline.com --> forms and manuals --> "MV-93" provides a list of documents accepted for proof of residency.
4. Make sure you know the lienholder's name and address, and the lien date. That's essential to complete the transaction.
Hope this helps.
Yakko
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