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Louisiana resident buying car from non-Louisiana resident in private sale
Posted on 9/7/16 at 7:05 pm
Posted on 9/7/16 at 7:05 pm
*where non-Louisiana seller is in a "non-notary" state.
What will the seller need to get title/registered in Louisiana -- and will any of that need to be notarized?
I researched it online but want to see if people here confirm what I found.
Thanks.
What will the seller need to get title/registered in Louisiana -- and will any of that need to be notarized?
I researched it online but want to see if people here confirm what I found.
Thanks.
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Posted on 9/7/16 at 7:06 pm to baybeefeetz
Get ready to pay LA sales tax.
Posted on 9/7/16 at 7:08 pm to Jim Rockford
That's fine. It has been suggested to do an "act of donation" and skirt the sales tax, but that's shady.
Even though the sales tax is high AF.
Even though the sales tax is high AF.
Posted on 9/7/16 at 7:09 pm to baybeefeetz
NOT 100% sure..
But just because another state doesn't require a notary, doesn't mean that state doesn't have notaries. I'm sure you can still get the documents you need notarized in another state.
You will need:
A notarized certificate of title for the vehicle, signed over to you.
The odometer disclosure completed on the title OR on a separate statement (for cars less than 10 years old).
A notarized bill of sale or invoice which must include:
The selling price.
The date of sale.
The buyer and seller's signatures (if they are not on the title).
The original or a copy of the financing statement if you are financing the vehicle.
But just because another state doesn't require a notary, doesn't mean that state doesn't have notaries. I'm sure you can still get the documents you need notarized in another state.
You will need:
A notarized certificate of title for the vehicle, signed over to you.
The odometer disclosure completed on the title OR on a separate statement (for cars less than 10 years old).
A notarized bill of sale or invoice which must include:
The selling price.
The date of sale.
The buyer and seller's signatures (if they are not on the title).
The original or a copy of the financing statement if you are financing the vehicle.
Posted on 9/7/16 at 7:12 pm to Taffeta
Well, what I'm seeing is that the fact that seller is in a non-notary state means that LA doesn't require "thus and such" to be notarized.
That's what I'm trying to confirm in the thread. So far, not confirmed.
That's what I'm trying to confirm in the thread. So far, not confirmed.
Posted on 9/7/16 at 8:00 pm to baybeefeetz
Done this before and did not need a notary.
Did need copy of sellers drivers license.
When I went to DMV they told me without it I would have to pay double the sales tax. Something about transferring it to LA, then to me. Didn't really understand it, but called the seller who emailed me a copy of their license and went back to DMV and all was good.
Did need copy of sellers drivers license.
When I went to DMV they told me without it I would have to pay double the sales tax. Something about transferring it to LA, then to me. Didn't really understand it, but called the seller who emailed me a copy of their license and went back to DMV and all was good.
Posted on 9/8/16 at 6:26 am to blupony
That's what I'm seeing. Thanks dude.
Posted on 9/8/16 at 7:08 am to blupony
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Did need copy of sellers drivers license.
When I went to DMV they told me without it I would have to pay double the sales tax. Something about transferring it to LA, then to me. Didn't really understand it, but called the seller who emailed me a copy of their license and went back to DMV and all was good.
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