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The document is a Form AB-38 from the Montana Department of Revenue, used to request the transfer of ownership for a pre-1977 mobile home. It outlines the necessary information and documentation required for processing the ownership change, including details about the mobile home, previous and new owners, sale information, and affirmation by the signer. The form must be completed and returned to the local Department of Revenue office, with taxes paid before processing.

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How do I transfer a mobile home title in Montana?

Bring forms (Title and Bill of sale) to your local MVD in the county to pay transfer tax and transfer ownership. Only buyer(s) must be present at MVD to transfer title, however ideally buyer and seller go to MVD to transfer title to help expedite any last-minute issues that arise at the MVD.

How to detitle a mobile home in Montana?

Owner must record MV72 with County Clerk and Recorder ($7-$11 per page). Owner to bring certified copy ($3 fee) of recorded MV72 to Treasurers Office; Treasurers Office will enter De-Title on MV system; collect $10 fee; issue owner a receipt.

Can I move a mobile home on my property?

Before moving your mobile home, you need to obtain a moving permit from your county or state. You also have to do various actions, such as disconnecting utilities and removing skirting foundations.

Do you have to notarize a title in Montana?

Montana requires that the seller(s) signature(s) on a Montana Motor Vehicle Title be notarized. Once notarized, the title becomes a negotiable instrument and ownership is readily transferred to the person holding the title.