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I bought a car an my name an the seller name are all correct on top part. My friend who was suppose to be getting car looked an fixed tried to sell car. I did not know any of this. A few weeks later a get a call from a man stating he bought car an now he has to get bill of sale from me an previous owner because I had not yet registered car. I explained what happen after I figured out what happened. We worked it out an I hve car an title back but now his name an my not friends name is on the dealer part of title. Can I still register car since my name an seller are on top line?
I signed over and notarized title to vehicle the buyer has not paid and has not switched vehicle into their name can I still claim that vehicle for my protection plus title that was signed and notarized is no where to be found what are my right?
I signed over and notarized title to vehicle the buyer has not paid and has not switched vehicle into their name can I still claim that vehicle for my protection plus title that was signed and notarized is no where to be found what are my right?
Did you create a bill of sale where both parties signed?
I'm not sure about NC, but some states have a bill of sale form on their DMV site for people selling cars privately. Missouri had one and the seller was actually required by law to mail a copy to the DMV. This way, if the buyer doesn't go to the DMV, the state will send them a nastygram reminder and maybe a fine.
You can also find bill of sale forms online. I always have a document stating the car info, mileage, date, and bother buyer and seller signature for both my protection and the buyer's protection.
I am a notary in Louisiana. I notarized a car title not long ago, and the pen I was using skipped the first letter of my name, so I signed over that letter. The DMV refused to accept this and told the buyer that I had to fill out a affidavit of correctness. Can I fill this out as the notary who made the mistake and as affiant verifying the correction, or do I have
to have another notary sign this form?
I am a notary in Louisiana. I notarized a car title not long ago, and the pen I was using skipped the first letter of my name, so I signed over that letter. The DMV refused to accept this and told the buyer that I had to fill out a affidavit of correctness. Can I fill this out as the notary who made the mistake and as affiant verifying the correction, or do I have
to have another notary sign this form?
You should ask Louisiana DMV, or post your question in the Louisiana forum, not the North Carolina forum.
all sections of title transfer /sell were filled , so owner could not sign and gave me title without signature. now , have been denied registration due to it not having been signed over. what do I do ? cant find or been able to contact seller on the issue.
I bought a car from a private seller I have the tittle ,key and the car I when to the dmv to put the car undet my name but they reject the tittle cuz the purchase de it has been roll over so they gave me a form so the previews onwer need to fill out but I can reach him any longer .what I need to do?
I bought a car from a private seller I have the tittle ,key and the car I when to the dmv to put the car undet my name but they reject the tittle cuz the purchase de it has been roll over so they gave me a form so the previews onwer need to fill out but I can reach him any longer .what I need to do?
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