Get TN RV-F1315201 2012

Complete the assignment of title section on the seller's title certificate. ... Complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement with the seller. ... Ask the seller for an emissions testing report. ... Arrange for the discharge of any lien on the car, and ask the lender to provide a Notice of Discharge of Lien.

on the title matches the VIN on the vehicle. The VIN can often be found on the lower-left corner of the dashboard, in front of the steering wheel, as you look in the windshield from the outside. name on title. If two names are on the title, both sellers must sign on reverse side.

Complete the assignment of title section on the seller's title certificate. ... Complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement with the seller. ... Ask the seller for an emissions testing report. ... Arrange for the discharge of any lien on the car, and ask the lender to provide a Notice of Discharge of Lien.

You must be the owner of the vehicle or furnish a notarized Power of Attorney form from the owner. You will be required to furnish a copy of your driver license or acceptable proof of identification.

The state fees related to title transfer fees include an $11 title fee, a $1 title transfer and a fee of $21.50 for a standard license plate, you can also expect to pay both local and state taxes, unless you are transferring a title to a qualified family member.

You must be the owner of the vehicle or furnish a notarized Power of Attorney form from the owner. You will be required to furnish a copy of your driver license or acceptable proof of identification.

A Tennessee bill of sale for a motor vehicle must be notarized. According to the State of Tennessee, a bill of sale for a motor vehicle must include: Make, model, and year of the vehicle.

Indiana doesn't require title changes to be notarized.

This has considerably reduced the time to receive a title on a vehicle. Titles are usually printed and mailed to the new owner or lien holder within two weeks of the application date. The replacement of titles and noting of liens can be processed and picked up or mailed in 3 business days.

A duplicate title can be obtained in person or by mail through your local county clerk's office. Lienholders and out-of-state applicants should apply through the office of the county clerk of the owner's last Tennessee residence.

How can I get a duplicate title? An application for a duplicate certificate of title, attached below, may be filed in person or by mail through the office of your local county clerk. Office hours and days of operation for county clerks may vary.

For those who live in the state of Tennessee, this duplicate title can be obtained through the Tennessee Department of Revenue (DOR). ... You have the option of applying for the title in person by visiting the local County Clerk's office, or by mail, whichever you find to be the most convenient.

The state fees related to title transfer fees include an $11 title fee, a $1 title transfer and a fee of $21.50 for a standard license plate, you can also expect to pay both local and state taxes, unless you are transferring a title to a qualified family member.

Complete the assignment of title section on the seller's title certificate. ... Complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement with the seller. ... Ask the seller for an emissions testing report. ... Arrange for the discharge of any lien on the car, and ask the lender to provide a Notice of Discharge of Lien.

What are the state fees for vehicle registration? The standard plate fee for a passenger vehicle is $26.50. The standard plate fee for a Motorcycle is $19.50. Click http://tn.gov/revenue/article/available-license-plates for information about additional fees for specific Specialty/Cultural plates.