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Yes, both parties need to be present to sign the title and have it notarized by a licensed Pennsylvania notary public. Conceivably, the signing and notarization could be done separately, with buyer and seller consecutively appearing before the notary with the title.

MV-1 Application for Certificate of Title/Application for Registration.

REVISED FORM MV-120, "TEMPORARY REGISTRATION PLATE OR TEMPORARY REGISTRATION TRANSFER CARD"

Yes, both parties need to be present to sign the title and have it notarized by a licensed Pennsylvania notary public. Conceivably, the signing and notarization could be done separately, with buyer and seller consecutively appearing before the notary with the title.

Duplicate registration cards may be obtained through our website. Customers can get their duplicate registration card free at the time of their online renewal. Duplicate registration cards may also be secured if your registration card has been lost, stolen or defaced.

MV-1 Application for Certificate of Title/Application for Registration.

In Pennsylvania, residents must register their vehicle in person at a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT office)....Be sure to take: The vehicle title (must be in the resident's name). Proof of Pennsylvania insurance. The VIN verification. Payment for required fees (see below for a breakdown).

REVISED FORM MV-120, "TEMPORARY REGISTRATION PLATE OR TEMPORARY REGISTRATION TRANSFER CARD"

Form MV-1 is not available online. This form must be completed by an authorized agent of the department. Most notaries, dealers, and messenger services are authorized agents and will be able to complete an application for title and issue you a temporary registration.

Duplicate registration cards may be obtained through our website. Customers can get their duplicate registration card free at the time of their online renewal. Duplicate registration cards may also be secured if your registration card has been lost, stolen or defaced.

If you do not receive your registration card within days of date of issuance you will need to complete Form MV-44, “Application for Duplicate Registration Card, Replacement of Registration Plate, or Weight Class Sticker of Transfer of Registration”. You can also print a duplicate registration card online.

In Pennsylvania, residents must register their vehicle in person at a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT office)....Be sure to take: The vehicle title (must be in the resident's name). Proof of Pennsylvania insurance. The VIN verification. Payment for required fees (see below for a breakdown).

You will need the Pennsylvania Certificate of title, Pennsylvania Driver's License or Pennsylvania Photo Identification, a copy of your current insurance identification card is required if registration is to be issued and Form MV-4ST “Vehicle Sales and Use Tax Return/Application for Registration.”

Form MV-1 is not available online. This form must be completed by an authorized agent of the department. Most notaries, dealers, and messenger services are authorized agents and will be able to complete an application for title and issue you a temporary registration.

Duplicate registration cards may be obtained through our website. Customers can get their duplicate registration card free at the time of their online renewal. Duplicate registration cards may also be secured if your registration card has been lost, stolen or defaced.

If you do not receive your registration card within days of date of issuance you will need to complete Form MV-44, “Application for Duplicate Registration Card, Replacement of Registration Plate, or Weight Class Sticker of Transfer of Registration”. You can also print a duplicate registration card online.

Form MV-140 Use this form to register your vehicle with the PennDOT.

You will need the Pennsylvania Certificate of title, Pennsylvania Driver's License or Pennsylvania Photo Identification, a copy of your current insurance identification card is required if registration is to be issued and Form MV-4ST “Vehicle Sales and Use Tax Return/Application for Registration.”

To renew online you will need your registration plate number, title number, insurance information, odometer reading, a valid credit card, and a printer. At the end of the transaction, you will be given the opportunity to print a receipt and a permanent registration credential.

Duplicate registration cards may be obtained through our website. Customers can get their duplicate registration card free at the time of their online renewal. Duplicate registration cards may also be secured if your registration card has been lost, stolen or defaced.

What You'll Do to Register Your Vehicle in Pennsylvania Step 1: Visit your nearest BMV office (optional: make an appointment!) Submit the required documents & ID. Submit the required payment. Receive a temporary title and registration. Step 2: Receive your vehicle's title and registration via U.S. mail.

Form MV-140 Use this form to register your vehicle with the PennDOT.

To renew online you will need your registration plate number, title number, insurance information, odometer reading, a valid credit card, and a printer. At the end of the transaction, you will be given the opportunity to print a receipt and a permanent registration credential.

What You'll Do to Register Your Vehicle in Pennsylvania Step 1: Visit your nearest BMV office (optional: make an appointment!) Submit the required documents & ID. Submit the required payment. Receive a temporary title and registration. Step 2: Receive your vehicle's title and registration via U.S. mail.

Yes, both parties need to be present to sign the title and have it notarized by a licensed Pennsylvania notary public. Conceivably, the signing and notarization could be done separately, with buyer and seller consecutively appearing before the notary with the title.

MV-1 Application for Certificate of Title/Application for Registration.

REVISED FORM MV-120, "TEMPORARY REGISTRATION PLATE OR TEMPORARY REGISTRATION TRANSFER CARD"

Duplicate registration cards may be obtained through our website. Customers can get their duplicate registration card free at the time of their online renewal. Duplicate registration cards may also be secured if your registration card has been lost, stolen or defaced.

In Pennsylvania, residents must register their vehicle in person at a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT office)....Be sure to take: The vehicle title (must be in the resident's name). Proof of Pennsylvania insurance. The VIN verification. Payment for required fees (see below for a breakdown).

Form MV-1 is not available online. This form must be completed by an authorized agent of the department. Most notaries, dealers, and messenger services are authorized agents and will be able to complete an application for title and issue you a temporary registration.

If you do not receive your registration card within days of date of issuance you will need to complete Form MV-44, “Application for Duplicate Registration Card, Replacement of Registration Plate, or Weight Class Sticker of Transfer of Registration”. You can also print a duplicate registration card online.

You will need the Pennsylvania Certificate of title, Pennsylvania Driver's License or Pennsylvania Photo Identification, a copy of your current insurance identification card is required if registration is to be issued and Form MV-4ST “Vehicle Sales and Use Tax Return/Application for Registration.”

Duplicate registration cards may be obtained through our website. Customers can get their duplicate registration card free at the time of their online renewal. Duplicate registration cards may also be secured if your registration card has been lost, stolen or defaced.

Form MV-140 Use this form to register your vehicle with the PennDOT.

To renew online you will need your registration plate number, title number, insurance information, odometer reading, a valid credit card, and a printer. At the end of the transaction, you will be given the opportunity to print a receipt and a permanent registration credential.

What You'll Do to Register Your Vehicle in Pennsylvania Step 1: Visit your nearest BMV office (optional: make an appointment!) Submit the required documents & ID. Submit the required payment. Receive a temporary title and registration. Step 2: Receive your vehicle's title and registration via U.S. mail.