Does your wife has to be on the loan so you can put her title of car?

In most cases, your wife does not have to be on the loan in order for her to be put on the title of your car. However, there are some lenders that may require both spouses to be on the loan if the car is being jointly financed. Additionally, some states have laws that require both spouses to be on the title of a car if it is titled in both of their names. If you are unsure about whether or not your wife needs to be on the loan in order to be put on the title of your car, you should contact your lender or the DMV in your state.

Here are some additional things to consider when adding someone to the title of your car:

* Both spouses must agree to the transfer of ownership. If you are transferring ownership of your car to your wife, both of you must sign the title transfer form.

* You will need to provide proof of insurance. When you transfer ownership of your car, you will need to provide proof of insurance for the car. This insurance must cover both you and your wife.

* You may need to pay a title transfer fee. The title transfer fee varies from state to state. You should contact your DMV to find out how much the title transfer fee is in your state.

By following these steps, you can easily transfer ownership of your car to your wife.