Delete Title Certificate For Free

All you have to do to take your name off of a car title is sign the back of the title over to the person or organization you wish to transfer your car. Make sure that any title transfer is treated like a sale, you being the seller and the person or organization being the buyer.

You will need to bring the following to the County Tag Office: A completed Tag/Title Application. An emissions inspection certificate if required in your county. Proof of insurance for the new owner. Your driver's license. The original vehicle title.Loan documentation. Payment for fees and taxes.

To change the name on a vehicle registration and title, complete a Corrected or Substitute Title Application (MVR-5). Please note the reverse side of the form regarding additional information. If available, please submit the title to the vehicle as well.

Apply by Mail, you will need the following: Properly completed Form MV-1 Title/Tag Application. Current Georgia Title. Copy of your Georgia driver's license or identification card. A certified copy of a court document authorizing the name change: divorce decree.If a lien or security interest has been paid:

Both owners must sign the title application and the assignment of title when the vehicle ownership is being transferred. Owners may wish to talk with their attorney to determine if a title should be applied for reflecting joint ownership with the following disclosure: Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship.

Removing Deceased Owners If you are not a joint owner, or are a joint owner without the right of survivorship, and there is no executor or administrator appointed to the estate, submit the following to DMV: Certified or notarized death certificate. Existing vehicle title. $15 substitute title fee.

Forms to complete Notice of change of particulars (NCP) Application for registration and licensing (RLV) Notice of change of ownership/sale of motor vehicle (NCO) Notice in respect of traffic register number (ANR)