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How to Fill Out a Certificate of Title When Selling a Car in North Carolina

    • 1). Check the front of the title to make sure no bank names exist under the lien holder section. If one does, make sure the bank has signed in the designated area to prove the lien has been satisfied. Call the bank listed on your title for further information, as you cannot transfer your title with a lien present.

    • 2). Turn the title over. Additional information is required on the back of the title. Print your name and the name and address of the purchaser in the space provided, and input the correct odometer reading. Date the title and fill out the Damage Disclosure, as North Carolina requires that serious vehicle damages be reported.

    • 3). Go to a North Carolina Vehicle & License Plate Renewal Office with any co-owners to sign in front of a notary. Bring your driver's licenses.

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