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How to fill out the Affidavit of Inheritance of a Motor Vehicle? Provide the date at the top of the form. Enter the name of the deceased and the vehicle details. List the heirs and indicate their agreement. Sign the form to validate the claims. Submit the completed affidavit as required.
The estates executor or administrator manages the car and becomes a part of their estate. You can drive it if there is a Transfer-on-Death (TOD) vehicle registration.
If it was jointly registered between her and you, then you just take the death certificate to the DMV and you own the car now. If it was in her name only, it now belongs to her estate and will be distributed to heirs (likely including you). Assuming theres a will, see if it nominates an executor.
Normally when a person dies with assets in their name alone, those become part of their estate and a fiduciary must be appointed to effectuate the transfer of those assets to a beneficiary named in a Will or to the next of kin in cases where the decedent had no will.
Contact the DMV or Relevant Authority: Visit your local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or equivalent agency. Check their website for specific requirements regarding title transfers after death. Complete the Application: Fill out any required forms for transferring the title.
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You are not legally allowed to drive a deceased persons car if it is still registered to the deceased person.
The jurisdiction that issued the title will know who owns the vehicle and will issue a replacement for whoever that is. You need to contact the executor of his estate. That is likely either a probate court or a person/representative designated by your husband in a legal document or by a court.

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