The BUYER takes all the forms to the Lic Dept after you have both signed. Get a certified copy of his ID as well.
Easiest/fastest is to go in together.
Noted. So, there is no way of getting the car before the weekend.
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The BUYER takes all the forms to the Lic Dept after you have both signed. Get a certified copy of his ID as well.
Easiest/fastest is to go in together.
Noted. So, there is no way of getting the car before the weekend.![]()
Hyperian as the new owner you HAVE to sign the blue form in order to get it into your name.
Sorry to be picky, but I do this several times a week.
I meant to say that the seller doesn't have to sign your blue form if you are the buyer, but you as the buyer definitely has to sign it. That's correct isn't it? Else I just managed to register a car in my name without the previous owner's signature![]()
Actually he should have signed the yellow form in which the car goes out of his name and in to yours.![]()
Yeah, so it goes something like this (think of the Matrix while reading):
You take the blue form: the buyer completes all sections, no signature required from the seller.
You take the yellow form: the buyer completes only section B, and the seller completes sections A and C.
The buyer walks away with the blue form and vehicle's registration form and the seller leaves with the yellow form and hopefully some cash.