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Ask the seller to show you the original title and their driver's license. Check that the name on the title matches their ID exactly. Ensure there are no active liens listed on the front of the title, or that any listed liens have a release stamp or letter.
Do not buy the car or hand over any money until the seller gets a replacement title. The seller must apply for a duplicate title through the Georgia Department of Revenue before they can legally transfer ownership to you.
Yes. If the title lists multiple owners, all of them must sign the back of the title as sellers. This protects you from future legal disputes over ownership.
No. Pickens County does not require vehicle emissions testing. You can register your car without providing an emissions certificate.
Yes. You need a signed bill of sale to register the vehicle and apply for a new title. We recommend using the state-provided Form T-7 to ensure you capture all necessary details.
Georgia law does not strictly require a notary for a standard bill of sale. However, having it notarized gives both you and the seller extra legal protection.