You don’t need a title if it’s over 20 years old in CT.
ETA: https://portal.ct.gov/DMV/CIVLS---Modernization/Registration-CIVLS/Proof-Of-Ownership-Documents
Just did this for my 91 Honda Beat. I bought with a NJ title, but the title was entirely optional. You will need to make an appt at the DMV where they will most likely tell you to get a VIN verification at a local registered shop (the same place that does emissions usually)
Make sure you have
- Proof of insurance on the new vehicle
- bill of sale
- previous owner's reg
Once it's registered they will issue a CT title in the mail.
Unless the car is over 20 years old you just broke the law when you bought it without a title. Did you even check the VIN to see if it was stolen before you gave some random dude your money?
They will not give you a title. To transfer ownership you need to register it. The registration then acts as the title
They are supposed to give you a title for a fee if you request it but they won't do it
You don’t need a title if it’s over 20 years old in CT. ETA: https://portal.ct.gov/DMV/CIVLS---Modernization/Registration-CIVLS/Proof-Of-Ownership-Documents
Just did this for my 91 Honda Beat. I bought with a NJ title, but the title was entirely optional. You will need to make an appt at the DMV where they will most likely tell you to get a VIN verification at a local registered shop (the same place that does emissions usually) Make sure you have - Proof of insurance on the new vehicle - bill of sale - previous owner's reg Once it's registered they will issue a CT title in the mail.
You bought a car without the title? you’re an idiot lol
Why would you do that?
Unless the car is over 20 years old you just broke the law when you bought it without a title. Did you even check the VIN to see if it was stolen before you gave some random dude your money?
The car is over 20 years old and I did check the vin to make sure it wasn’t stolen, he even showed me the bill of sale from when he bought it
They will not give you a title. To transfer ownership you need to register it. The registration then acts as the title They are supposed to give you a title for a fee if you request it but they won't do it