The DMV is the government agency responsible for vehicle registrations and titles. You will need to go to the DMV in the state where your car is registered and fill out a form to transfer the title. You will need to provide the following documents:
* Your driver's license
* The vehicle's title
* A bill of sale (if you purchased the car from a private seller)
* Proof of insurance
2. Pay the transfer fee
The DMV will charge a fee to transfer the title. The fee varies from state to state, but it is typically around $50.
3. Wait for the new title to arrive
The DMV will mail you the new title within a few weeks. Once you receive the new title, you will be the legal owner of the car.
4. Update your insurance policy
You will need to update your insurance policy to reflect the new ownership of the car. You can do this by calling your insurance company and providing them with the new title number.
5. Get a new license plate (if necessary)
Some states require you to get a new license plate when you transfer the title of a car. If this is the case in your state, you will need to visit the DMV and surrender your old license plate. You will then be issued a new license plate.
6. Update your registration (if necessary)
Some states also require you to update your registration when you transfer the title of a car. If this is the case in your state, you will need to visit the DMV and surrender your old registration. You will then be issued a new registration.
