Bill of Sale only Duplicate Car Title

So how can you get a title for your vehicle if all you have is a bill of sale transferring the car to you?

Transferring Ownership
Well if you have a bill of sale that means the ownership is transferred to you, so you should be able to get a title based on that.

Using Vermont’s Registration Title
If the vehicle is 15 years or older, you can go through the state of Vermont and get what’s called a registration title from that state. Once you have that, it costs very little money, forty or fifty dollars depending on the vehicle.

Transferring to Your State
Once you have that, you can bring that to your state and transfer the car title into your state’s title based on that Vermont registration title.

Newer Vehicles
If the car is newer than that, then you may have to use some other state process in your state, such as a deed ship. Sometimes there’s a court process you can go through, a power of attorney, but all these things you can do yourself.

DIY Title Transfer
You don’t need to pay somebody to get you a title for your car if you have a bill sale transfer to your name.

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