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About 15 years ago I sold my motorcycle, titled in Ohio, to someone who lived in New York via eBay. IIRC I took the title to a notary, signed it in front of them, they signed/stamped it, and I mailed the title to the buyer. There was no additional "bill of sale" or anything. Just a signed and notarized title.I seem to remember that I had to physically be there in Ohio to sign.
What do people do who buy a vehicle from someone clear across the country...
When they can't travel to that state but instead have the vehicle transported to them?
Key words --> "...to someone who lived in New York via eBay"About 15 years ago I sold my motorcycle, titled in Ohio, to someone who lived in New York via eBay. IIRC I took the title to a notary, signed it in front of them, they signed/stamped it, and I mailed the title to the buyer. There was no additional "bill of sale" or anything. Just a signed and notarized title.
Only if they needed a way to verify the amount paid.Yes. So, you think he had to take the PayPal receipt to the DMV (or whatever they call it in NY)? That hardly seems to be a secure method of proving transfer of ownership. He paid a bunch of money to some random gmail address via PayPal, and the transaction record has absolutely no details of why the transaction took place.
The two or so times I bought a used vehicle from a private party, I didn't need anything other than the signed and notarized title to get the vehicle transferred into my name.