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A REG 256 form completed by the beneficiary, stating the date and place of the owner's death and that he/she is entitled to the vessel as the designated beneficiary. Ownership may be transferred to another person. The beneficiary must give the buyer the above documents and a bill of sale; two transfer fees are due. Transfers - California DMV - CA.gov California DMV - CA.gov https://.dmv.ca.gov › portal › handbook › transfers California DMV - CA.gov https://.dmv.ca.gov › portal › handbook › transfers

For a gift or trade, the new owner must indicate the vehicle's estimated value on a Statement of Facts (REG 256) form. New Legal Owner/Lienholder Section—The name and address of the new legal owner (lienholder), if any, must be entered on the appropriate lines.

A Notice of Priority Re-examination of Driver Form (DS427) is sent from a Law Enforcement Officer to the California Department of Motor Vehicles when an Officer believes that a subject's driving privilege should be investigated. Notice of Priority Re-examination of Driver Form (DS427) - NIEM NIEM https://.niem.gov › about-niem › iepd-registry › not... NIEM https://.niem.gov › about-niem › iepd-registry › not...

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If you are selling your car, you need to give the new owner a valid smog certification when you sell the car. If the car you are selling is less than four years old, you do not need to get a smog inspection. Instead, the new owner of the car will need to pay a smog transfer fee.

A REG 256 form completed by the beneficiary, stating the date and place of the owner's death and that he/she is entitled to the vessel as the designated beneficiary. Ownership may be transferred to another person. The beneficiary must give the buyer the above documents and a bill of sale; two transfer fees are due.

If you decide to sell your boat/vessel, you need to: Give the Certificate of Ownership to the person who buys it. Make sure you sign the certificate on the front. Contact the DMV within five days of the sale and fill out a Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability (REG 138) form.