Proof of ownership typically includes a purchase agreement (in addition to a “Retail Certificate” (MV-50) if purchased from a merchant, or a “Certificate of Title” (MV-999) for private sales). The seller and the buyer complete the purchase contract. If the ATV has never been registered or proof of ownership is not available, complete an affidavit (PDF) (MV-51B) and receive a purchase statement from the current owner. Acceptable proof of ownership is a contract for the purchase and registration of a snowmobile in New York State. The person whose name appears on the proof of ownership must sign the transfer section. Buyers and sellers can make photocopies of the purchase agreement to keep on file. The new owner must submit to the DMV the original purchase agreement with the other proof of ownership required. A purchase agreement is not an acceptable proof of ownership without further proof. An acceptable purchase contract contains all this information Proof of ownership usually includes a purchase contract. DMV does not provide a form for a purchase contract. Learn more about purchase contracts. Note: Regardless of submitting a purchase agreement, the seller or donor MUST also complete section 6 on page 2 of dtf-802 if: Proof of ownership usually includes a purchase agreement.

DMV does not provide a form for a purchase contract. The seller and the buyer complete the purchase contract. If the vehicle is transferred as a gift, indicate this on the purchase contract and indicate that the purchase price is 0 USD. You must also complete a declaration of sale or donation of motor vehicles, trailers, off-road vehicles (ATVs), ships (boats) or snowmobiles (PDF) (with the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance) (DTF-802) and indicate on the form that the vehicle is a gift. Here you will find information on how to register a vehicle that you have purchased (or received as a gift). In order to transfer ownership of the vehicle to another person, the spouse or legal guardian must complete an affidavit for the transfer of the motor vehicle (PDF) (MV 349.1). The form must be notarized. The spouse or guardian also gives the new owner a photocopy of the death certificate or death certificate. The VDD accepts a photocopy of the death certificate or death certificate. If the new owner is applying for a registration certificate or vehicle title, they must provide Form MV-349.1 and a copy of the death certificate or death certificate. Odometer Disclosure Declaration (Form MV-103) – Required when buying or selling a motor vehicle in New York City. Must be taken to a DMV office for registration with the purchase contract.

The Buyer and the Seller may make photocopies of the purchase contract in order to keep them for their records. The new owner must go to the DMV with proof of acceptable ownership and a purchase contract. A purchase contract alone is not allowed as proof of ownership without title or transferable registration If the vehicle is transferred as a gift, indicate this on the purchase contract and indicate that the purchase price is “0 USD”. You must also indicate that the vehicle is a donation on a transaction form {Sales Tax Form} (pdf) (to the New York State Department of Taxes and Finance) (DTF-802). The New York Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale, also known as “Form MV-912,” is considered a legal document that provides proof that a motor vehicle has been legally sold and purchased in New York State. The form will also provide proof that the owner of the vehicle has been changed. The document contains information about the seller, buyer and vehicle identification. This form requires certified certification and may be required for registration. You can check the National Insurance Crime Bureau`s database to determine if a vehicle is flooded.

You will need the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). . The document that creates the trust relationship is the approval document. Required for registration – Gather the following documents before going to the VDD for registration: For transfers from the surviving spouse “Under the New York State Act of Successions, Powers and Trusts”, the owner of a vehicle worth $25,000 or less automatically transfers to the surviving spouse. If the surviving spouse wishes to transfer ownership, he or she must print the name of the deceased in the “Seller`s name (full print)” section on the back of the title and sign his or her name in the “Seller`s signature” section followed by the words “as a surviving spouse”. .