The Georgia DMV motor vehicle bill of sale document provides comprehensive details regarding the vehicle, encompassing the make, model, year, identification number, and an official declaration of the odometer reading. Must include the Odometer Disclosure Statement Form.
VIN and odometer verification is required for all motor vehicles weighing 2,000 pounds or more.
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Guide to Registering and Titling a Vehicle in the State of Georgia
Introduction
- Briefly explain the importance of registering and titling a newly acquired vehicle in Georgia.
- Emphasize the legal requirement of completing the process within 30 days of purchase.
Step 1: Completing the Application
- Explain the necessity of downloading and filling out Form MV-1 Title/Tag Application.
- Provide information about the option to complete the form by hand or online using the Georgia Drives e-Service.
Step 2: Gathering Additional Documents
List and describe the required documents:
- Georgia driver’s license or ID card
- Proof of insurance
- Original title signed over from the seller to the buyer
- The Georgia motor vehicle power of attorney form enables a person (“principal”) to grant specific powers to a trusted agent, also known as an “attorney-in-fact.” The principal must choose a trustworthy individual, regardless of the type of control the agent will have.
- Offer guidance on obtaining these documents if needed.
Step 3: Submitting Documents
- Explain the submission process, including options for mailing or hand-delivering the documentation to a County Tag Office.
- Emphasize the requirement for payment of any necessary fees for registration, title application, and taxes.
- Provide information on acceptable payment methods and any applicable deadlines.