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New Title and Title Transfers in New Mexico

How to get a new title in New Mexico


Getting a title is a certificate that proves you legally own your vehicle in New Mexico. If you are buying a new vehicle you must have a title. If you are giving away or selling a vehicle you must do a title transfer within 30 days.

In most cases the dealership where you purchased your car from will handle the title process. Click here if you wish to hadle the process on your own.

If you are doing a title transfer make sure to get the following documents and submit them with the appropriate fees to the MVD office:

  • Have the title signed over to you. The title must include the federal odometer disclosure if the vehicle is less than ten years old.
  • If the title doesn't show the date of sale and selling price you will need a completed bill of sale signed by both current and new owner and get it notarized.
  • Have the title application filled out.
  • Get the odometer disclosure statement if the title does not include the mileage information.
  • Driver's license or proof of residency.
  • Proof of liability insurance coverage.
  • Show proof taht you passed the emission test.

Fees:

  • 3% excise tax on the purchase price.
  • $2 administrative fee.
  • $3 transaction fee.

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