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California Laws on Car Titles

Laws in California Regarding Vehicle Title Duplicate
So what are the laws in California about getting a vehicle title a true duplicate title is using form number reg two to seven that means that you have the car in your name you already had a title issue to you you just lost that document you can use that register to seven process to get another title if the owner is not present at the DMV needs to be notarized before you send it in if you’re having a process done of any type and it’s not the actual DMV that you’re paying the person you’re paying has to be licensed under California code CVC 505 point two if they’re not licensed the whole thing is invalid you can do it yourself that’s okay but if you’re paying somebody to do it for you that person has to be licensed.

Simultaneous Transfer of Ownership and Duplicate Title
an owner can transfer ownership simultaneous to getting a duplicate title that’s one really good thing about the California paperwork they can request a duplicate and request transfer at the same time this happens under California statute within eight to ten days their statute requires a certain turnaround time you can even pay extra for a rush title although you can only do that online you can’t do that if you walk into the DMV so make sure if you’re deal in California you abide by their very specific rules using the right form using a licensed agent if you’re paying somebody else and making sure that it’s notarized if you don’t appear in person.

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