1. Contact the new owner and request that they complete the registration process.
- Explain to them the urgency of the situation and the potential consequences if the car remains impounded for 30 days.
2. Offer to assist the new owner in any way you can.
- Provide them with any necessary documents or information they may need to complete the registration.
3. If the new owner is unwilling or unable to complete the registration process, you may need to pursue other options.
Option 2: File a Release of Liability Form:
1. Contact the DMV and inquire about the process for filing a release of liability form.
- Different states may have different procedures, so it's important to get specific instructions from the DMV.
2. Complete and submit the release of liability form.
- This form typically requires information such as your name, address, vehicle identification number (VIN), and the date of sale.
3. Provide any supporting documentation required by the DMV.
- This may include a copy of the bill of sale, proof of payment, and a copy of your driver's license.
4. If the release of liability form is accepted by the DMV, the car may be released from impound.
Note: Processing times and procedures may vary depending on your location and the specific circumstances of your case. It's recommended that you contact the DMV or the impound lot directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
