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I've read online advice saying take vin number and proof on insurance to DMV but I haven't insured it for years. It's been in my garage. Can I get a new title withouT paying to insure it? I can barely afford the insurance for the car I dO drive. Thanks
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For those of you who have a sidekick 3 w/ insurance...PLZ ANSWER?
Check with your states DMV.gov. I bet you don't need insurance to get a new title.. but why pay the $ and wait for 4-6 weeks for a title when you can sell it using a bill of sale. You have an old registration most likely. It lists registered owners name on it. And if someone test drives it..most insurance companies cover the driver in what ever car they drive. Unless they have some CheapO' insurance.. Put it on craigslist.org for a a reasonable price and sell the thing...You can go to the DMV with the buyer and they can pay the fees. Take the $100 you save on DMV fees off of the price...What do i need to register a used car in the state of Louisiana?
All ya need is the registration and / or VIN #does any1 know the legalities for bringing a british car to donegal i.e rd tax ,mot,insurance ect?
You would need insurance if you want to register/license the car so it would be tagged. You should be able to get a duplicate title without insurance. You would probably need ID (assuming you are the current owner) and possibly the VIN number. Contact your local Motor Vehicle Department about getting a duplicate title for the specifics.just show the dmv the proof that you havent driven or insured it by showing that you obviously havent registered it and had emissions done for the past three years
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go to dmv and turn in your license plate and apply for a new "Title only". Trust me...that's all there is to it.......you don;t have to have insurance for title onlyDo you have to get different license plates for a car when you purchase it from someone else?
Take your registration card with you. Even though it's expired now it will show that you own the car, and it should have the VIN on it too. If not, copy down the 17 digit VIN. Apply for the duplicate title. Whoever buys it will have to bring the registration up to date to drive it away of course, or have it towed, but you can sell it with the duplicate title. DO NOT allow a test drive with no plates or insurance. If they want to start the engine, fine, but NO test drives.The title and insurance are 2 different things. You could have bought that car new and parked it in your living room for 10 years. You are still the registered owner by motor vehicles. They don't care about insurance. It is the police that put A & B together.
Everything clear to you?
When you advertise it to sell it be sure to include the phrase "As Is" as part of the ad.
I did this when I sold a condo years ago and sold it in days. For some reason the "AS IS" triggers the male ego that tells a guy he can overcome any obstacle that would hinder lesser men.
In your case, "as is" means no insurance and no registration. (which are not difficult to deal with, you just fill out some statement of facts forms at the DMV)
Can i apply for an irish driving licence while i live in n.ireland.?
try it, it works.
im 31 hold a provisional licence do i need to take the cbt test to ride on a british road?
You can declare it as not road worthy..ie no engine! and dmv will issue you a new title with the proper paperwork. It will probably take two trips to their office to get it all done, but as long as you aren't on the road with it and tell them it's not run in years they have contingencies in place for that.You need to be directing this question to your state's Department of Motor Vehicles. You haven't told us what state you live in, so the answers you get here may or may not be correct for your situation.
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Call up your local DMV and say "Hi, I own a car that I don't drive and that isn't insured. I want to sell it, but I don't have the title. What do I need to do?" You don't have to give your name, or anything. I'm sure that you aren't the only person that is in this situation, so DMV will more than likely have a workable solution for you.
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