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What is the cost of transferring an auto title? I have a 2003 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT I want to transfer to a friend at no cost for the vehicle.
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The cost of transferring an auto title varies by state and can include fees for title transfer, registration, and taxes. However, if you want to transfer the vehicle to your friend at no cost, you may be able to gift the vehicle to them. Again, regulations vary by state, so it's best to check with your local DMV to see what your options are....Read More
My mom cannot physically sigh a legal document
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If your mother is unable to physically sign a legal document, there may be alternative ways for her to indicate her consent or authorization, such as signing with a stamp or electronic signature, using a verbal affirmation, or appointing someone else as her Power of Attorney. It is important to consult with a qualified legal professional to determine the best course of action in your specific situation....Read More
Can I get a lost title request notorized
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In general, a lost title request may require notarization in some states, while in others, it may not be necessary. It is best to check with your state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or consult with a licensed attorney or notary public to determine the specific requirements in your area....Read More
Our son can't talk at times and can't sign his name how can we get power of attorney?
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In general, the process for obtaining power of attorney varies by state and country, but it usually involves filing legal paperwork and meeting certain requirements. If your son has a cognitive or communication disability that impairs his ability to make decisions and sign documents, you may need to obtain guardianship or conservatorship instead of power of attorney. A lawyer can help you navigate the legal system and determine the best course of action for your son's situation....Read More
I need a online place to get something notarized
AnswerAnonymous
There are several online notary services available, including:
Note: Availability and fees may vary by state and jurisdiction.
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