How To Register Car In Someone Else's Name In Virginia

How to Add a Proper name to a Auto Title in Virginia

by Shanan Miller

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You may need to add a person to your title who has become a part of your household or to permit that person to have care of vehicle matters if you are away. The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) requires that both the owner and the added owner get to the DMV to complete this process. The Viriginia DMV, unlike virtually states, is able to print the new title while you're present--there is no wait to receive it.

Step 1

Download and fill up out the form "VSA 66," which is titled as "Supplemental and Transfer Liens or Replacement and Substitute Titles" from the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles website (see Resources). Alternately, get the form at your local Section of Motor Vehicles office.

Pace ii

Complete course VSA 66. Check off the box that reads "Substitute Title Certificate" nether "Application Blazon." Below this first box, under "Owner Information," input the owner'southward and co-owner'south complete data, using the address where you want the championship to be sent. Under the 2nd box labeled "Vehicle Information," fill out all information completely. Leave the box labeled "Vehicle Information Modify" blank unless you have fabricated a change to your vehicle. Practice not make full out any lien information; this form also doubles equally a transfer of lien notice. Go to box number seven labeled "Signatures" to sign and date the form. Your co-owner must also sign.

Visit a local division of your Virginia DMV to submit your title form. Bring your current title and the person you are adding to the title, as well as a legal form of identification for you and the new title holder. Sign the "seller" portion of your title, also as the "heir-apparent" portion--the added possessor is too required to sign every bit the buyer.

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