By Kerri Stout


Looking to sell a car or just simply buying one then there are necessary and mandatory steps to be taken. The transfer proves ownership of vehicle and titling and registration can be completed in one step. There are specific documents that will be needed for a New York car title transfer. Cost, location, restrictions and length is all topics to look into.

As a customer at a dealer principle all the title steps will be done for you. For temporary measures there is a temporary registration along with licence plates that would all be issued to you. Having information such as current insurance policy, broker, drivers licence and current ownership should there be a trade in or plate transfer.

There is a time limit should an out of town move to the big apple of thirty days to get all the titling in order. Without valid local insurance forget about obtaining insurance. Calling current insurer and simply getting a switch over can do done in moments they will require the new address and update a few details. Resident or not if a purchase is made out of the state there are additional forms to fill and these can be found on the DMV online site.

A private sale is becoming increasingly popular and there are several steps involved. The purchaser must have the title signed and fulled out by the seller, full damage disclosure, odometer, NYC identification card, signed bill of sale, registration application, government ID with date of birth and of course the payment needed to get the title.

There are several fees that are required to be paid. The DMV can give you a list of expected cots that will come up just to work that into the budget. If the dealer is issuing the switch for a buyer there may be some additional costs included which can be inquired about for full disclosure.

There are plenty of regulations and rules when it comes to getting your title and getting information switched over. Family and gifting vehicles have different criteria. In case of death and other willed entitlements check the website to get all the information before going into the office for new ownership.

Having a secondary back up ownership is a good option. Online is not an option for security and confidentiality reasons however going in person or mailing in details are the two avenues available. Make sure to have identification if going in person and for mailing a check or bank draft or certified cheque are acceptable forms of payment.

Getting all information ahead of time can save frustrating and necessary extra visits between the seller and purchaser. Dealerships offer these services but often for an extra cost however at the same token usually takes a licensed dealer 24-48 hours while this may be a much lengthier process for an individual. Buying or selling privately having all the right documents in order and filled out correctly will save time and rejected applications.




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