Connecticut Purchase Order for Vehicle
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If a vehicle is over 20 model years old, a Connecticut title will not be required to sell a vehicle. If title is not available, a Supplemental Assignment of Ownership form (Form Q-1) can be completed in full to indicate the buyer and the seller.
State law mandates that the dealer/lease company must offer window etching as a service to purchasers of new, used, and leased vehicles or motorcycles. The service must include etching of the lower corner of the windshield, and each side or rear window of the vehicle,or in the case of a motorcycle, component parts.
Copies of new and previous owner's ID (these need not be certified). Proof of new owner's residential address (a rates account or any utility bill would suffice) The car's original registration certificate, which the previous owner should provide.
Bill of SaleVehicle information such as, make, year, model, vehicle identification number, and an odometer reading.Buyer information, such as name and address of buyer, and buyer's signature.Seller information, such as name and address of seller, and seller's signature.Selling price and date sold.
A Bill of Sale is always required along with proof of ownership document for vehicle to process a new registration in CT which can be our Bill of Sale (form H-31) form H-31 or Supplemental Assignment of Ownership (form Q-1).
VIN etching is often seen as a deterrent to thieves because it not only makes it nearly impossible for thieves to profit from selling windows and windshields, but it also makes it more difficult for thieves to find a way to dispose of the vehicle once it has been stolen.
Our DIY auto glass vin etch kit utilizes a proprietary process to permanently mark a unique vin onto any glass window. This window etching now permanently identifies all of your auto glass and makes it virtually impossible for thieves to sell this car to a chop shop for parts or transport it out of the country.
Putting the car's vehicle identification number (VIN) on the window is a proven antitheft measure. While some dealers may charge $200 for the service, you can get a kit and do it yourself for as little as $25. Before you buy, ask the sales person to explain all fees and other costs.
Aside from turning a huge profit, dealers VIN etch their cars in order to provide an extra layer of security for them. Most of the time, the dealer will even tell you that the VIN etching is warrantied and that if your car ends up getting stolen, then the company will cover your deductible.
Connecticut provides a standard Bill of Sale (form H-31), but you're not required to use it. If you do choose to draft your own bill of sale, make sure it has all the following information: Name and address of buyer. Name and address of seller.
