Owning a car is every person's dream. That first paycheck, saving every penny to buy a second-hand car. Probably a vintage mustang, giving that five grand and getting the key. Who isn't standing? That palpable excitement, that first acceleration, that first trip to the gas station, but wait, something is missing. The most irritating, mentally strenuous part of buying a car, especially a second-hand car, is “The title transfer.”
Did you know to transfer a car title North Penn PA, is not as cumbersome as it may appear?
Transfer A Car Title North Penn PA Needs Some Prior Knowledge
Let's begin from the very start. To buy a car, we need two parties- a buyer and a seller. And just one more – a notary. And that's it; the most challenging part is over. Now comes the technical part:
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Title With Notarized Signatures
Request the owner to bring the certificate of the title. It could be either original or duplicate, depending on what the owner has handy. Make sure you sign this document before receiving a new title. And this must be done before the notary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This is crucial; signing in the absence of the notary could nullify the contract (here, the transfer).
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Proper Identification and Ownership of Vehicle Documents
Like every other official procedure, for a car title transfer, both the parties need to have valid identity proof and vehicle ownership documents (Pennsylvania certificate of title, Manufacturer certificate, court order, etc.) to apply for the certification of title transfer in Pennsylvania.
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Proof of Insurance
Another essential document for title transfer is proof of insurance (insurance policy declaration page, copy of insurance application, insurance policy number, or insurance ID card)
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Taxes and Fees
Lastly, one needs to pay the fees (including the taxes) to finish the transfer. By default, the buyer generally bears the costs (usually $53 plus taxes), but this could vary from contract to contract.
ATVs- The Dream Of The Youth
Who hasn't craved an ATV? That thrill, the very thought of seating on the quadrupedal motorcycle, is enough for an adrenaline boost. And if you know the minor technicalities of registering for an ATV, nothing stops you from buying it. For those who don't, worry not; keep reading to learn more about ATV registration PA.
Starting with understanding the two broad categories of ATV registration:
- General: This is a time-sensitive registration category, meaning, upon paying $20, one can avail of the registration for two years. Post which, paying a renewal fee would be required.
- Limited: This type of registration is for an indefinite period, provided that the ATVs are used only in one's property.
If you buy an ATV to circle your parking lot, you should get a limited registration. But if you choose to deliver food using the ATV, you would need a general registration.
Now general registration comes with an expiration sticker and certificate of registration. Also worth noting, you can only drive your limited registration ATV; one must consider liability insurance which should be furnished upon request.
Apportioned Registration Renewal
Apportioned registration renewal enables drivers to operate across-state using one single registration plate and cab card. One point one must ingrain in our heads is apportioned registrations expired on May 31, 2020. Apportioned vehicles are required to renew applications for processing. The invoices must be paid to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This could be paid using a certified or cashier check, wire transfer, or money order. But for wire transfer, one will have to approach the financial institution, which might charge a nominal fee.
This was a small attempt to help satisfy the doubts that must have been aroused when planning to buy and transfer a car title North Penn PA.
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