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Title Transfer for Used Cars
Bring the car title in to a North Carolina notary with the buyer. On the back, you’ll write:
- The buyer’s name and address.
- When you delivered the car, or the date of purchase.
- The mileage for vehicles 10 years old or newer.
- Damage disclosure.
Then, both you and the buyer will sign the title and the notary will notarize it to complete the title transfer. In NC, the DMV doesn't require a bill of sale because the notarization on titles is official recognition of the sale for used cars. You only need to have a bill of sale for cars bought at dealerships.
Remember the Vehicle History Reports
Sell car fast and create a better marketing tool for your used car by ordering a Vehicle History Report of the car you’re selling. This will cost from $20 to $30.
The report, or VHR, is a print-out of all major issues the car has ever had. By giving this to the buyer, you’re telling him or her that you’re honest and upfront with everything.
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