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Fees required to title a new vehicle include a $15 title fee, 6% titling sales tax on vehicles with a net purchase price over $500 or $30​ on vehicles with a net purchase price under $500, $10 lien fee (if applicable), and the registration fee and/or registration transfer fee.

Use eTags© to Quickly Complete Your DMV Service. Renewals, Title Transfers and More, All Online! In order to apply for a new title, you will be visiting one of the West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles Regional offices or one of your local privately operated Drivers License locations.

Gift Transactions If vehicle is title in WV and is being gifted to a WV resident and the gift is between parent to child/child to parent or spouse to spouse, no gift affidavit is required per WV Law Code §17A-3-4(2). Without the affidavit, the seller will pay tax on the book value, no matter what the relationship.

What You'll Need to Transfer your Vehicle Title in West Virginia The completed signed original title. If the car is less than 10 years old, the odometer reading must be noted and both parties must sign. Your driver's license. Completed Application for Certificate of Title. Payment for $10 title transfer fees and taxes.

2. TO COMPLETE SOLD NOTICE BY MAIL: Please print and complete the Sold Vehicle/Watercraft Notice Form. Mail completed form to: WV Department of Transportation. DMV Insurance. P.O. Box 17020. Charleston, WV 25317.

In West Virginia, car ownership transfers are required to include a bill of sale. The state provides a summary of your responsibilities during a vehicle transaction, whether you're the buyer or the seller. A West Virginia motor vehicle bill of sale must include: Buyer and seller's names and addresses.

West Virginia DMV Title Transfer Guide Provide your information and signature on the vehicle title. Complete the title application. Complete an odometer certification (if applicable) Gather payment for the required WV vehicle title fees and sales tax.