2-3 months for a title transfer?
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2-3 months for a title transfer?
I transfered the title on the Park Ave today.. cost me $100. Anywho, the lady told me it would take approx. 2-3 months to receive the title! I plan on selling this beast before then.. how do you sell a car with no title?
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2-3 months is a long time. IIRC though it took the CT DMV at least 6-8 weeks to give me mine for the 94.
I don't think you can sell a car without one. IDK know about other states, but if you want to register a car you need the title. So the buyer will need one.
I don't think you can sell a car without one. IDK know about other states, but if you want to register a car you need the title. So the buyer will need one.
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wth does it take 2-3 months to receive a title?
Personally i wouldn't buy a vehicle from someone w/out seeing a title unless i really knew the person.
There'* no way to get it quicker?
Personally i wouldn't buy a vehicle from someone w/out seeing a title unless i really knew the person.
There'* no way to get it quicker?
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Originally Posted by SSEi95
Besides, in MN can't you pay something like $25 and get a new title right away?
she said I could get a written piece of paper that mocks the title to bring in, but it sounded fishy, especially for a new buyer to go thru.
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It takes that long for a title transfer in MN?
Here in Ohio, the title is notarized by the seller, then the buyer takes it to the title office, they put your info in the computer, print out the new title, and you are done, all within 5-10 minutes.
Sounds like a awful long time to get a title IMO.
Here in Ohio, the title is notarized by the seller, then the buyer takes it to the title office, they put your info in the computer, print out the new title, and you are done, all within 5-10 minutes.
Sounds like a awful long time to get a title IMO.
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Originally Posted by SSEi95
Besides, in MN can't you pay something like $25 and get a new title right away?
I think my last title they said it would take forever, and it was in my mailbox within 2 weeks or less (something like that).
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Well my brother bought his 2000 se about 2 months ago and is still waiting for the title. He registered it and payed tax and what not and they told him about 6-8 weeks and it has been all of that