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Gift Title Transfer
Here's how to handle a title transfer in a gifting situation:
Complete sales tax exemption Form MVU-24 (available through the RMV). Not everyone is exempt, so be sure to talk with someone at your RMV location for details.
Complete Form RMV-1 (available through your car insurance agent).
The original owner and new owner should complete the required information on the title, such as the sales price (write "gift"), odometer reading, and date.
Sign in the designated areas.
Bring the paperwork to a full-service RMV location.
Pay the applicable title fees.
To learn more about the subject of gifts and titles, contact the RMV at (800) 858-3926.
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