[goclkgo]

I'm looking forward to sell my brother's car but I couldn't because
The title of the car is under my brother's name and he went back to his country.
Is there a form that me and my brother could sign and transfer his title(ownership) to me
What kind of legal form should I have to get?
http://www.socrates.com/

 

[illz33]

power of attorney.

Not sure about country specific rules.

good luck.

don't hate.

 

[smoothz]

He can sign the title over to you, but that would mean getting him the title in the first place. Then you'd have to send in the old title with his signature so you could get a new title with your name on it.

 

[goclkgo]

Originally posted by SmoothZ@Sep 18 2005, 02:16 PM
He can sign the title over to you, but that would mean getting him the title in the first place.  Then you'd have to send in the old title with his signature so you could get a new title with your name on it.

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Do I need to go to DMV or MVA to get a new title w/ my name on it?
What if they think I signed his name and ask me where my brother is?

 

[illz33]

need more details.

where are you? where is he?

than perhaps someone can help you best.

 

[josemorabito]

Fedex him the title, have him sign it over to you in front of a US Notary Public. He'll probably have to go to a US Consulate. Consulates overseas have notaries for these sort of things. The notary will certify that the signature belows to your bro, so you won't have problems when you get title in your name.

 

[illz33]

Originally posted by josemorabito@Sep 18 2005, 06:54 PM
Fedex him the title, have him sign it over to you in front of a US Notary Public. He'll probably have to go to a US Consulate. Consulates overseas have notaries for these sort of things. The notary will certify that the signature belows to your bro, so you won't have problems when you get title in your name.

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^^^ There you go. Excellent advice.

 

[goclkgo]

Originally posted by josemorabito@Sep 18 2005, 04:54 PM
Fedex him the title, have him sign it over to you in front of a US Notary Public. He'll probably have to go to a US Consulate. Consulates overseas have notaries for these sort of things. The notary will certify that the signature belows to your bro, so you won't have problems when you get title in your name.

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Thank you :wavey:

 

[lionkiller]

Originally posted by illz33@Sep 18 2005, 01:48 PM
power of attorney.

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CAli has a Power of Attorney form. Details here:

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/reg/reg260.htm

or your bro could just sign over the title to you.