Just bought a vehicle and have a title from a different state (CA). What about bill of sale? - bill of sale contract
When I create a title for California a vehicle purchased in Texas, what happens to the deed? The owner of the old and lived in Texas at the time of sale. I fill the Texas papers on this topic?
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Bill Of Sale Contract Just Bought A Vehicle And Have A Title From A Different State (CA). What About Bill Of Sale?
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go back and get a certificate to the DMV in Texas === then call or go to the tax office of the city where the plates and ask for what you need to have registered the car and received no legality .... take the new insurance card and driver's license to prove that you reside in the city ... You have to report 30 days in most cases, the car in Texas ... Documentation must be obtained from Texas and register the car in Texas and plate changing and the first (1.) What do you get from the DMV has a form you must obtain a TX test station and check the car and the form signed by the person who control and will therefore return to the DMV ... Sounds complicated, but how to do it right ((make if you were arrested and are on the road with the INSP. Billof form and can be sold in the police car want to follow the INSP. == Station friendly and give the bill ))) Good luck and patience with Texas law ..
if there are links on the title to take them to the local DMV, the purchase contract, useful but not necessary for registration (license tag) that will guide you through the process.
Somethings stinks here. When I lived in Texas, was invited to the vehicle in Texas, which then have a diploma in Texas to register.
However, each state is different. I'll take Texas. Most states require a VIN inspection, if you have a full state away. My state can do all the retailers. Some states like Wyoming have to do it by law.
Somethings stinks here. When I lived in Texas, was invited to the vehicle in Texas, which then have a diploma in Texas to register.
However, each state is different. I'll take Texas. Most states require a VIN inspection, if you have a full state away. My state can do all the retailers. Some states like Wyoming have to do it by law.
Somethings stinks here. When I lived in Texas, was invited to the vehicle in Texas, which then have a diploma in Texas to register.
However, each state is different. I'll take Texas. Most states require a VIN inspection, if you have a full state away. My state can do all the retailers. Some states like Wyoming have to do it by law.
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