Mv558 2026

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The document outlines the necessary documents and procedures required to obtain a Delaware title and registration for a vehicle. It specifies items such as the Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin, out-of-state title, proof of liability insurance, inspection requirements, and identification needed for the application process. Additionally, it includes instructions for mobile home title applications and contact information for county tax forms.

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Begin by entering the Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin details, ensuring it is properly transferred to the new owner.
If applicable, provide the out-of-state title information, making sure it is in the owner's name or properly transferred.
Include the mailing address of any lien holder or leasing company if financing or leasing the vehicle.
Attach proof of Delaware liability insurance, which can be an insurance card, policy, or a letter from your agent.
Ensure that all owners sign the application for a Delaware title. If applying under a company name, include an officer's signature or power of attorney.
Complete additional sections such as mileage and date of birth as required for Delaware titles.
For mobile homes, attach the necessary county tax form based on your location.

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Do both parties have to be present for a title transfer?

If more than one owner is on the title, both parties may have to sign depending on how their names are listed. For example, if Bob Smith and Jane Smith or Bob Smith and/or Jane Smith are listed, your state may require both people to be present to sign.

Do both parties have to be present to transfer a title in PA?

Both parties must meet at a notary or an authorized PennDOT agent to complete the transfer.

Can you transfer a title online in PA?

apportioned applies to trucks and buses used in interstate commerce, primarily trucks over 26,000 pounds gvw, or with three or more axles on the power unit.

Can you transfer a title without a notary in PA?

In short, no. Pennsylvania law requires a notary public to witness and sign the transfer of a vehicle title. This ensures the transaction is legitimate and protects everyone involved.

How do I transfer a car title online in PA?

Online Title Transfer To initiate an online transfer, the seller must register on the Pennsylvania DMVs official website. The seller enters vehicle details, including the title number and the odometer reading. The seller then completes a digital application and pays the title transfer fee, typically $53.50.