Car Titles in North Carolina
If you need to obtain a new car title in North Carolina, it is important to learn about NC titling processes. If purchasing a vehicle from a North Carolina dealership, the dealership may handle your initial titling
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for you as part of the sale of a vehicle. However, if the dealer does not complete this process, you will need to apply for your title either in person or by mail. In order to do so, you must complete an application, provide proof of identification, proof of insurance and the appropriate fees.
However, a title transfer must be performed instead if you purchase a vehicle from a private seller or if you are gifted a vehicle. To complete a transfer, the buyer and the seller must fill out the vehicle’s certificate of title completely, in addition to the standardtitling requirements.
By learning more about salvage title cars, you can protect yourself and your investment. Salvage vehicles are generally harder to sell and can cost higher insurance rates due to potential mechanical problems that a vehicle can experience down the road. If you are considering the purchase of a salvage vehicle, it is recommended that you have a certified mechanic or auto body shop inspect the vehicle before finalizing your purchase.
It is important to replace a car title after it becomes lost, stolen or damaged as a title acts as proof of ownership for your vehicle. Furthermore, it will be required if you wish to later sell your vehicle. When requesting a duplicate title, it is important that you provide proof of identification. Duplicate title requests are held for 15 days before being processed in order to protect you from fraud.
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