Trading cars?
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Re: Trading cars?
but if you go online to get transport tags you first have to apply for a pin number don't you to that online?why not go to your local dmv it would be quicker...here in roanoke and bedford they do not make you notorize a bill of sell!!!but i would not put it past them soon!!!!!what i think is bullshit is you get double taxed on your cars first sales tax then propety tax every year...it is that good ole commonwealth of va we live in.....
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Re: Trading cars?
Originally Posted by gsxrguy24179
it is that good ole commonwealth of va we live in.....
COMMUNIST wealth, i think is what the people call it 'round here
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Originally Posted by gsxrguy24179
but if you go online to get transport tags you first have to apply for a pin number don't you to that online?why not go to your local dmv it would be quicker...
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a dmv pin comes in three days, thats about the time it takes to decide if you want the car, then print the transport tag from your computer and your good to go and have your pin for futuire renewals and what not.
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You are going to need a Bill of Sale if the other party is not there. DO NOT put the actual price of the car of the Bill of sale or if both of you go in person.
Depending on the year like if it is a 90s car I will tell the teller or BOS that cost me $1,000 or less.
If not you are going to pay taxes for the actual price that is in NADA.
Depending on the year like if it is a 90s car I will tell the teller or BOS that cost me $1,000 or less.
If not you are going to pay taxes for the actual price that is in NADA.
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update...
i finally traded my car...it was easiest to just go into the dmv and they'll pretty much walk you through anything you dont know. all we had to do for real was fill out the title, switch keys, and switch plates. just go into the dmv to make sure everything is good, and to get your new shit..and pay anything you might have to.
i finally traded my car...it was easiest to just go into the dmv and they'll pretty much walk you through anything you dont know. all we had to do for real was fill out the title, switch keys, and switch plates. just go into the dmv to make sure everything is good, and to get your new shit..and pay anything you might have to.
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