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What is needed to do a Pennsylvania title transfer? A vehicle title (or other “proof of ownership” documents such as Manufacturer Certificate of Origin, out-of-state title, or court order) Application for Certificate of Title (Form MV-1) Mileage. Pennsylvania driver's license. Proof of insurance.

Bring the deceased's death certificate, driver's license or lD card to any customer service center (CSC) where a DMV employee will complete the transaction while you wait.

Do Both Parties Need to Be Present to Transfer a Car Title in PA? Yes, both parties need to be present to sign the title and have it notarized by a licensed Pennsylvania notary public.

If you are the joint-owner, administrator, beneficiary, or spouse, you may only need to take the death certificate and the vehicle's title to your local PA title office, and they will retitle the vehicle. There is no court order or attorney required.

Selling a New Vehicle The seller's signature is required to be notarized or verified on the Pennsylvania title. The seller's signature may be required to be notarized on some out-of-state titles. The seller will need to provide the authorized PennDOT agent with proper proof of identification (PDF).

Vehicle titles are $55 per title transfer. Buyer and seller must be present with current IDs. Please note that only notary service is provided, not temporary registrations or vehicle tags. For temporary registrations and vehicle tags you will need to visit a PennDOT agent.

In most cases, you will need the services of an authorized PennDOT agent or the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to assist you in transferring the title. The authorized PennDOT dealer, agent, or online title/registration processor must send the title application directly to PennDOT.

What is the Pennsylvania title transfer fee? ing to PennDot, it costs $58 to do a Pennsylvania title transfer. The fee is the same whether getting an original title, duplicate title, or at a registered dealer.