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Yes. After selling a vehicle in Washington, remove your license plates and scrape off the registration stickers. You may either return the plates to a local Washington vehicle licensing office or transfer them to another vehicle for a nominal fee.
You may transfer license plates to new or replacement vehicles for a small fee. Complete a transfer in person at a local licensing office or via mail with the following documents:
o Current mailing address and place of residence.
o License plate number
o Applicable fees via check or money order.
In the State of Washington, car buyers are taxed 6.5% on used and new car sales. After registration, car buyers are responsible for paying sales tax and required fees on a used vehicle. Sellers are not required nor encouraged to reimburse sales tax.
You only pay taxes on a car sale if you profit from the sale. Capital gains taxes apply at both the federal and state level. Contact your local tax agency for more information.
Yes. You may transfer car titles online in the State of Washington via the Washington State Department of Licensing website. Upload all necessary documents and pay all fees via an approved electronic payment method.
No. You are not required to notarize a bill of sale when selling a vehicle in Washington. It is a good practice, though, for larger car sales transactions.
No, you do not need to notarize the actual car title when selling a vehicle in Washington State. However, the buyer must sign the vehicle title application in person at a licensing office or in front of a notary.
Yes. The Washington Department of Licensing requires you to notify them within five days of completing a used car sale.
Yes. Vehicle titles are valid proof of ownership in the State of Washington. It is illegal to sell a used car without a title.
Yes. To apply for a title in the State of Washington, a buyer needs a valid Bill of Sale signed by the seller. Notarization is not necessary, but it is encouraged.
No. The State of Washington does not require a valid emissions report to sell a used car.
The following forms are required when you sell a car in Washington:
· A Bill of Sale
· A Report of Sale form
· A Federal Odometer Statement.
· Current Washington driver's license or ID
· A valid vehicle title
· If applicable, contact information for current lienholders