Ohio
How Does Car Title Transfer in Ohio Work?
How to transfer a car title in Ohio? Well, the most important thing to say is that the title must be notarized as you sign it. Notarizing a car title in Ohio involves getting the aid of a Notary Public so they can notarize your title.
How to Get Your Car Title Notarized
A Notary basically ensures you’re the real person signing the document and certifies that on the document. As far as how to sign over a car title in Ohio goes, you need to make an appointment with a nearby notary, and usually they can be found at local banks or post offices. At your appointment you must provide a valid ID, and sign the title with the notary present.
Where Do I Sign an Ohio Title?
The title MUST BE NOTARIZED! Do not sign the title until you are in front of a Notary Public.
▪ Sign on the back of the title in the upper section of the document where it is marked “Seller’s Signature.”
Print your name on the back where it reads “TRANSFEROR’S / SELLER’S Printed Name.”
Can I Sell a Car in Ohio Without a Title?
How To Notarize A Car Title In Ohio
- Complete PRIOR to Notarization by the Seller
- Selling Price
- Date of Sale/Delivery
- Whether a Minor Consent Form is Required
- Buyer(s) Legal Name and Address
- Odometer Reading Along With Checking the Appropriate Box
- Oath or Affirmation…Information True and Correct
- Signer Must Sign in the Presence of Notary
- The Notary Must:
- Complete Certificate w/Signature
- Venue
- Date the Act Took Place
- Typed/Printed/Stamped Name
- Notary Seal
- Expiration Date if Applicable
- Revised Code 147.141(A)(13) – A Notary MAY
- NOT Notarize if the Document is Incomplete or Blank
- Have Their Notary Commission Revoked If They Do