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New Title and Title Transfers in Louisiana
How to get a new title in Louisiana
When you get a title its a legal document proving you own your vehicle in Louisiana. If you are purchasing a new vehicle you will need a title. If you are giving away a vehicle or selling one you will need to do a title transfer.
In most cases the dealer who sold you your car will handle the title process fo you from start to finish. Click here if you wish to handle the process on your own.
When doing a title transfer get the following documents and submit them along with the appropriate fees to the Office of Motor Vehicles:
- Get the title signed over to you and notarized. The title must include the federal odometer disclosure, if the vehicle is less than ten years old.
- If your title doesn't have the date of sale and selling price get a completed Bill of Sale signed by both current and new owner and get it notarized.
- You will need the odometer disclosure statement if the title does not include this information and the vehicle is less than ten years old.
- Get the original or copy of the vehicle's financing statement or security agreement.
- Proof of liability insurance coverage, unless the vehicle was purchased from a dealer.
Fees:
- $18.50 title fee.
- $8 handling fee, which varies depending on the office.
- $3 license transfer fee.
- Sales tax, depends on the domicile of the vehicle and the selling price.
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