Get Mvt 12 Maine

A vehicle 1994 and older does not need a Maine title. To register a vehicle purchased through a private sale, the new owner must provide the following items at the time of registration: 1. A bill of sale that includes the make, serial (VIN) number, the date of the sale, and amount paid.

After Purchasing a Vehicle A bill of sale is not enough to complete a vehicle transfer in Maine. Several additional documents are required before the transaction is official.

Maine bill of sale forms proves the legal sale and purchase of anything from motor vehicles to personal items. The documents also record a change of ownership, providing information about the seller, buyer, and whatever is being sold. Some forms will require the presence of a notary public before signing.

MVT-16. AFFIDAVIT OF SURVIVING SPOUSE/PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE. 500. MVT-22. NOTICE TO SECRETARY OF STATE OF AN UNCLAIMED VEHICLE.

A vehicle is required to have a title in the State of Maine if it is a 1995 model year or newer. Titles are issued for the following types of vehicles: All motor vehicles except special mobile equipment; Trailers over 3,000 lbs.

This form must be notarized to be valid. For more information, visit the Maine BMV website.

It can take up to 2 months for the Title Unit to mail out your new title. It is possible to put a rush on it, but you must request rush status when you first apply. If you used an auto loan to buy the car, the title will be mailed to the lien holder. You receive the title once the loan is paid off.

It is illegal in the state of Main to sell a vehicle without a title. In this situation, the purchase of the vehicle can be declared invalid. If the seller has misplaced the vehicle title, they can visit their local Maine BMV office and apply for a duplicate vehicle title, (Form MVT-8).