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Always inspect the original title before paying the seller. Check that the seller's name exactly matches the name printed on the front of the title. Ask to see their driver's license to confirm their identity. If a bank or lender is listed on the title, the seller must provide a signed lien release. You cannot register the car in your name without this official release.
No. Georgia does not require a notary stamp on a standard vehicle title transfer between private parties. However, all signatures must be legible and match the printed names exactly.
Check the title for any tears, heavy stains, or alterations. If the title has crossed-out names or scribbled-out numbers, the tag office may reject it. Ensure the VIN on the title matches the VIN physically printed on the car's dashboard.
If the title lists multiple owners separated by the word "AND," all listed owners must sign the title to transfer it to you. If the names are separated by the word "OR," only one of the owners needs to sign.
We strongly advise against buying a car without a title. The seller should apply for a replacement title through the state of Georgia before attempting to sell the vehicle to you.
The state only requires the emissions test, but we strongly recommend getting an independent mechanical inspection. Take the car to a trusted local mechanic in Panthersville to check the engine, brakes, and transmission before you finalize the deal.