Re: Transferring title help.

Sorry for double posting.....
Brian

<MajorDomo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:4041F71A.6EBF73A3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> DO NOT do as this post suggest, it's NOT legal and will void the
> title!!  Think about it, if I had your title I could sign your
> name and sell your car!  If you could do that every guy getting
> divorced would get the car as well by signing his wife's name..
> ANY title not signed in the presence of an authorized transfer
> agent is invalid, anyone who tells you differently does not know
> what they are taking about. You need to go before an authorized
> transfer agent in Kentucky, provide proof that you are the person
> that owns the vehicle and sign the transfer section of the title
> in their presence.  They will issue you a certificate of transfer
> and issue a tem****ary transit tag to the buyer.  The buyer must
> then present that transfer certificate and the Kentucky tile to
> the DMV, or an authorized agent, in Ohio to obtain a title and
> registration in that state.
>
>
> "Bob G." wrote:
> >
> > On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 00:50:59 GMT, "none" <no@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >
> > >I am transferring a title on a car that I own out of state to a
person
that
> > >bought the car, i live in Kentucky and am transferring the title to
Ohio,
> > >what do I need to have in the way of paperwork?? Any feedback would
be
> > >appreciated.
> > >
> > I have no clue as to the proper procedure in either of those
> > states...HOWEVER if I purchased the car from you all that you would
> > need to do is to sign over the title (space usually provided on the
> > back) hand the title to me and the deal is done.... That is all that
> > is required...
> >
> > A bill of sale is not even needed ....But if you read the thread on
> > the DMV then you know I would request a notarized bill of sale for a
> > very low sales price ..just to avoid getting ripped off by the State
> > of Maryland's" DMV
> >
> > Bob Griffiths