Consignment Form For Cars In Georgia
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A bill of sale, as well as an odometer disclosure statement, are required in the State of Georgia when registering a vehicle under new ownership at the Tax Commissioner's Tag Office.
The Georgia Department of Revenue has provided Bill of Sale Form T-7 for use in all private party vehicle transactions. This form can be used as the official document to protect both parties in the case of miscommunication and must be signed by both the buyer and seller.
If you purchased your vehicle from a business (other than a Georgia dealership) or individual – known as a “casual sale” – you must apply for a new title and registration within seven days of the sale. We require all new owners of the vehicle to be present to sign the title application.
Sell a Motor Vehicle Gather What You'll Need. The vehicle's Certificate of Title. Proof of sale, such as a Bill of Sale (Form T-7) Transfer Ownership of Your Vehicle. Complete the form on the reverse side of the vehicle's title in order to transfer ownership. Next Steps. The title should be given to the vehicle's new owner.
A bill of sale is required in Georgia for all vehicle and vessel transfers. The document needs to include detailed information about the seller, the buyer, the item being transferred, and the transaction itself.
Sell a Motor Vehicle Gather What You'll Need. The vehicle's Certificate of Title. Proof of sale, such as a Bill of Sale (Form T-7) Transfer Ownership of Your Vehicle. Complete the form on the reverse side of the vehicle's title in order to transfer ownership. Next Steps. The title should be given to the vehicle's new owner.
Sell a Motor Vehicle Gather What You'll Need. The vehicle's Certificate of Title. Proof of sale, such as a Bill of Sale (Form T-7) Transfer Ownership of Your Vehicle. Complete the form on the reverse side of the vehicle's title in order to transfer ownership. Next Steps. The title should be given to the vehicle's new owner.
