I purchased a car at a private sale from an individual who had previously bought the vehicle without a title. He had garaged the vehicle and never tried to get a title. All I have is a bill of sale. I understand that there is a process called The “Notary Certificate of Dishonor” that would help me secure a title to the vehicle. Anyone with information on how this process works that i might secure a title would be appreciated.
Myself and the seller signed a contract to purchase a property here in Palm Beach on November 15, 2008 to close on this December 10. But I have recently found out that this seller did a quit claim deed handing the property over to his corporation on November 21, 2008. Which makes the initial contract invalid. Not only is the contract invalid but I am not able to get a FHA loan or any loan for that matter approved for this property since it is < than 90 days the deed of the property has been transferred.
So to my questions are Is this legal for the seller to do after a signed contract is in place? and Is there any other way this transaction can be completed in < 90 days besides paying cash for this property?
Thank you any help would be greatly appreciated.
This is not considered a relocation. The seller actually changed the name on the deed to his corporate name which in fha’s eyes is now required to hold for 90 days.
I am giving my car to my husband and filling out the bill of sale for Kentucky on the DMV.org website. It asks for a seller registration #. Is that my drivers’ license number, or the license plate number that’s on the car now. We have moved from MA to KY.
I just bought a motorcycle from Texas and I live in Louisiana. I obtained a signed and notarized title, but forgot to get a bill of sale when I left. When I went to have title put into my name, they said I had to have a bill of sale. Is there any way that i can get around this if i cannot get a bill of sale?
the only thing is it has to be a notarized bill of sale, will they notarize it if I am the only one signing it if i already have the title?
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