Get SC TEA-1 2008-2023

If You're the Buyer To register a vehicle in South Carolina, you will need to bring the following documentation to the DMV: Completed Title Application. Completed Statement of Vehicle Operation in South Carolina (SCDMV Form TI-006), if you do not have a South Carolina driver's license. Vehicle title.

TEA-1. If any error is made in the reassignment portion of the title, the seller must complete this form to void the reassignment. The seller must then complete a secured bill of sale or complete the second assignment on the back of the South Carolina title with the correct reassignment information and signatures.

- Homeowner's insurance policy, payment receipt, or bill. first and last name, state and zip code. - Any postmarked mail showing your name and delivered by the US Post Office to your current address such as: personal letters, or magazines (not advertisements).

Contact your DMV in writing and let them know there's an error on the title. Have the DMV issue you a duplicate title. If the previous owner is responsible for the title error, contact them and have them fill in the new vehicle title correctly.

The original 5051 Form from South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles received when taxpayer returns tag. Note: Taxpayers can apply for tax refunds by mail. The original 5051 Form from South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles received when taxpayer returns tag.

South Carolina DMV Vehicle Title Transfer Guide Complete and sign the vehicle title and certificate (the vehicle's seller and the buyer must sign the title certificate) Complete a bill of sale (if applicable) Complete the vehicle title application form. Submit the above to the SCDMV.

If your license plate is expired, you do not need to return your license plate. Only active license plates can be returned. If you're moving to a new state, you must first update your vehicle insurance company and then return your license plate once you register your vehicle in your new state.

Proof of identity, US citizenship, and date of birth (Government-issued birth certificate or valid US Passport) Social Security number. Proof of current, physical SC address (two proofs for a REAL ID) Proof of legal name change, if applicable.