Get SC Form 400 2010

Bring your bill of sale and lien release, if applicable, title and Form 400 to your local DMV (see Resources to find the nearest office). Pay your $15 title fee and sales tax, which is either 5 percent of the sales price or $300--sales tax does not exceed the $300 state limit.

Completed Title Application (SCDMV Form 400) Completed Statement of Vehicle Operation in South Carolina (SCDMV Form TI-006), if applicable. ... Title signed over to you as the buyer. ... Paid property tax receipt from the county you live in. Title and registration fee. Infrastructure Maintenance Fee payment, if applicable.

A bill of sale signed by the seller and the buyer is required to register vehicles with original titles that pre-date June 19, 1989. A notarized bill of sale is required when the title does not include the price and date of the transaction. The bill of sale must be an original provided by the South Carolina DMV.

Appointments are available for 21 days in advance. It is the agency's goal to maximize your time so that you do not spend hours waiting at an SCDMV branch. You can book a vehicle, driver, REAL ID, or ADA appointments below. ... Any commercial driver's license (CDL) holder must have an appointment to complete a road test.

A bill of sale signed by the seller and the buyer is required to register vehicles with original titles that pre-date June 19, 1989. A notarized bill of sale is required when the title does not include the price and date of the transaction. The bill of sale must be an original provided by the South Carolina DMV.

This includes the $250 IMF, $15 title fee, and $40 registration/license plate fee but does not include the property tax you will pay to your county of residence. You will pay the IMF once per vehicle, but you will not have to pay it again. You will pay the registration/plate fee every two years.

How much does it cost to transfer a car title in the state of South Carolina? In South Carolina, the title transfer fee is based on the tax value of the vehicle. There is a $15 flat fee for the service of transferring the title, and a 5% (up to $500 maximum) road tax toward South Carolina infrastructure.

The FR-10 Insurance Verification Form is a green form that the police officer who responds to your car accident will give you to be filled out by your insurance company. The form verifies that you have proper liability insurance, as required by South Carolina financial responsibility laws.

Completed Title Application (SCDMV Form 400) Out-of-state vehicle title and/or registration. ... Acceptable identification. ... Liability insurance company information. Power of Attorney. ... Original paid vehicle property tax receipt from your county treasurer's office.

Bring your bill of sale and lien release, if applicable, title and Form 400 to your local DMV (see Resources to find the nearest office). Pay your $15 title fee and sales tax, which is either 5 percent of the sales price or $300--sales tax does not exceed the $300 state limit.