OFF ROAD MOTORCYCLES AND ALL TERRAIN VEHICLESĪs of July 1, 1999, a Certificate of Title is required for off road motorcycles and all terrain vehicles. The transfer is done in the same manner as a motor vehicle title. All manufactured home titles must have a “transfer approved stamp” from the County Auditor's Office where the manufactured home is located before transferring. The owner of a manufactured home is required to obtain a Certificate of Title. To sell, transfer or mortgage such recreational vehicles, the Certificate of Title must be presented. RECREATIONAL VEHICLESĪll motor homes and travel trailers are required to be titled.
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To obtain license plates please contact any deputy registrar’s office. To sell, transfer or mortgage such trailers the Certificate of Title must be presented.Ī Certificate of Title is not required on any utility trailers that weigh 4000 pounds or less. TRAILERSĬommercial trailers or semi-trailers weighing 4001 pounds or more are required to have a Certificate of Title. Transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle cannot be procured with a Memorandum Certificate of Title.
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MEMORIANDUM CERTIFICATE OF TITLEĪ Memorandum Certificate of Title is issued for the purpose of obtaining license plates and registration when the original title is held by a lien holder. Upon satisfaction of the mortgage, the owner will either receive the original Certificate of Title from the lending institution showing that the lien is cancelled, or a letter stating that there is no lien, which can be used to obtain a Duplicate Certificate of Title. When a vehicle is used as collateral for a loan, a Memorandum Certificate of Title will need to be obtained in order to get plates and registration. If, after issuance of Duplicate, the original is recovered, the original must be returned to the Auto Title Department for cancellation. If the original title is lost or destroyed, a Duplicate Certificate of Title may be obtained. If a person who has given another individual power of attorney dies, the power of attorney is no longer valid.A person who has been given power of attorney cannot, in turn, give that power to anyone else.A minor cannot give someone power of attorney.No person can sign for another person without a notarized power of attorney form.The seller’s signature must be notarized. Initials or “nicknames” are not acceptable. The seller is required to enter the buyer’s name and address, true selling price and the odometer reading. WHEN SELLING A VEHICLEĭo not execute the assignment on the reverse side of the title until a bona fide sale has been made.
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Always check the serial number on the vehicle to make sure it corresponds with the serial number on the Certificate of Title. The Certificate of Title must be procured within 30 days after the assignment or it will be subject to a late fee of $5.00. or Driver’s License be presented at the time of transfer. If two names appear on the title, both signatures are required for all transactions in the State of Ohio. Do not fill in any part of the assignment on the reverse side of the title unless it is done in the presence of a Notary Public or another duly authorized officer with power to administer oaths. If the title has been altered, it becomes null and void and a replacement title will have to be obtained. Never accept a title with erasures or alterations on a Certificate of Title.
As title procedures and requirements may vary, please call our office for more information before stopping in. The information listed below is intended to provide answers to some commonly asked questions. Richland County Sales or Use Tax Rate 7.00%.Payments may be made by cash, check, debit/credit card, certified check or money order. Motor Vehicle, Watercraft & Manufactured Home Fee Schedule
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