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The document is an affidavit for the transfer of a motor vehicle valued at $25,000 or less from a deceased owner to a surviving spouse or minor children. It outlines the necessary information and conditions for the transfer, including the requirement of a death certificate and compliance with New York's Estates, Powers and Trusts Law. The affidavit must be sworn before a notary public, ensuring that all provided information is accurate.

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What is an MV-1 form in PA?

The DMV accepts a photocopy of the death certificate or certification of death. When the new owner applies for a vehicle registration or a title certificate, they must provide form MV-349.1 and the copy of the death certificate or certification of death.

Can you sell a deceased persons car without probate in NY?

Probate court documents: If the vehicle belongs to the estate of the deceased, probate court documents may be required. Affidavit for Transfer of Motor Vehicle: If the vehicle has an estimated value of less than $25,000, the next of kin can use form MV-349 (Transfer of Vehicle Registered in Name of Deceased Person).

What is a NYS DMV MV 349 form?

What is a NYS DMV MV 349 form? MV-349. Purpose: Use to transfer the vehicle of a deceased person when there is no will, estate, surviving spouse or surviving minor child, and the vehicle is worth $25,000 or less. For information see Deceased Vehicle Owner.

How do I transfer title from deceased person to NYS DMV?

While it is safe not to drive a deceased persons car until the car is transferred in your name, most states offer a grace period of 30 days. So, you get a month, in most cases, to drive a deceased persons car. However, this grace period can vary from state to state.