Well I will be getting my 68 on sat but I got trouble

[RoosterTail]

I wonder if i can call them and tell them that the first owner sign it but did not get a notary when he did it and I have lost the title and I do not were he lives could I get a salvage title or how dose that work

they will not let you do anything without the owner signing the title that is notarized.

Well I am going to try to see If I can get the title done at my girls bank but if no I will see about salvage title or a bill of sale there got to be way to get it done with the stories of lost cars that do not have a title

[Ranchero50]

VIN swap...

You can't fight beaurocracy, only work around it. Don't lie or make up stories, just pisses them off. Get the title notorized with the original owner or find another truck that you have a legal title to and swap the numbers...

As bad as MD is at least I don't need notorized statements on titles.

Jamie

[70_F100]

I wonder if i can call them and tell them that the first owner sign it but did not get a notary when he did it and I have lost the title and I do not were he lives could I get a salvage title or how dose that work

they will not let you do anything without the owner signing the title that is notarized.

Well I am going to try to see If I can get the title done at my girls bank but if no I will see about salvage title or a bill of sale there got to be way to get it done with the stories of lost cars that do not have a title

Probably not much chance of getting it done by anyone at a bank.

The notary is actually supposed to witness the signing of the document. They don't care what it is or what the document says. Their purpose is to verify that the person doing the signing is actually who he says he is and to witness him actually affixing his signature. Falsely certifying this will cost them their certification, and if it were to happen at a bank, they would probably lose their job, too.

You're nearly certain to have to find an individual who either you know or a friend knows who has a Notary certification and will stamp it with only your promise that the guy actually signed it over to you.

[RoosterTail]

Probably not much chance of getting it done by anyone at a bank.

The notary is actually supposed to witness the signing of the document. They don't care what it is or what the document says. Their purpose is to verify that the person doing the signing is actually who he says he is and to witness him actually affixing his signature. Falsely certifying this will cost them their certification, and if it were to happen at a bank, they would probably lose their job, too.

You're nearly certain to have to find an individual who either you know or a friend knows who has a Notary certification and will stamp it with only your promise that the guy actually signed it over to you.

Well I am not getting today I moved it next week but I do hopefully have a 68 line up with a clear title.

[mrsnicks]

North Carolina is horrible about titles. ANYTHING on the road must have a title no matter the age. NEVER buy a vehicle in NC if you can't get a signed + notarized title.

You've got the original owner's previous info. Start tracking him down. Offer a six-pack or some cash for his trouble if he'll meet you at the DMV to get it notarized. They'll want to see your picture ID plus his. He will probably have to sign something to show the signatures match and then hopefully the notary will then notarize his signature then yours. $5.00 each signature.

Patrick

[cdeal28078]

NC isn't really all that bad about titles as long as you follow the law. I've never had any trouble with title unless I bought a car from a state that doesn't do titles or notarize them. Bought a 64 Falcon Sprint from Georgia without a title and as bad as I hated to ended up selling the car because of the title trouble and just needed the money. Bought a car from SC and had to go back to clear up the title problems. Never had any trouble buying or selling in the state. Just get it signed and notarized and all is well. Usually get the new title in a week
I suggest also getting in touch with the original seller. Why wouldn't he want to sign it in front of a notary?
If you have to you can get a quick title and the DMV and have him sign it there.
Clint

[RoosterTail]

Well I am still getting The truck it will cost me 250 to get a lost title and stuff. But I need any NC folks Help I need it to be tow to my place