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How do I complete a title transfer in Tennessee? Tennessee
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Whether you are the buyer or the seller in a title transfer, you'll need to pay close attention to all Tennessee DOR requirements. Otherwise, you'll discover, after that fact, that one missed signature or required date can monkey wrench the title transfer process for days.
Title Transfer if You Sell Car in TN
Here's what you need to do:- Sign over the title to the buyer.
- Complete, with the buyer, an Odometer Disclosure Statement.
- Provide, if applicable, emissions testing information. As is, this is only required for vehicles registered in the following counties: Davidson, Hamilton, Rutherford, Shelby, Sumner, Williamson, and Wilson.
- Complete a bill of sale. A bill of sale is not required, but it's always wise to keep one for just-in-case purposes.
Title Transfer if You Buy Car in TN
You'll need to present your County Clerk with:- A properly assigned car title.
- An Odometer Disclosure Statement, jointly completed with the seller.
- Emissions testing information, if applicable.
- Proof of identification and residency.
- Payment for $14.50 title fee and registration fee, which varies by county (vehicle registration and titling occurs simultaneously).
Used Cars and the Importance of a Vehicle History Report
When shopping for a used car, play it smart by ordering a vehicle history report (VHR) before making a decision. A VHR, which can be conveniently ordered online, gives you a car's entire vehicle history. With it you can learn about service records, number of owners, previous use (taxi, rental), emissions testing results, and much more.Post Comment for "How do I complete a title transfer in Tennessee?"
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