VEHICLE TITLE
Car titles and MVC paperwork notarized where you are
Selling a car to an out-of-state buyer, handling a loved one's vehicle after they pass, or giving someone power of attorney to deal with the MVC often means a notarized signature. A commissioned MCC notary meets you at home, at work or at the dealership.
Starting at $125 plus state notarial fees · all fees
Starting rates. Your exact price is quoted after we confirm a local notary/runner, before you pay.
✓ New Jersey commissioned notary, no. 50244803, insured for errors and omissions. See the credentials
Matthew Coleman, NJ Notary Public and NNA Certified Loan Signing Agent. Cranford, NJ. Fee confirmed before your session. Card charged only after it is complete. We aim to confirm within 15 minutes, 7am to 9pm.
What's included
Every vehicle title notary order
- Notarized signatures on title assignments that require them (some states' titles do)
- Powers of attorney for motor vehicle transactions
- Affidavits and statements for the MVC or an out-of-state DMV
- Visits for families handling a deceased owner's vehicle
Who uses it
Built for
- Private buyers and sellers
- Families settling an estate
- Auto dealers with out-of-state customers
- People who can't get to the MVC themselves
How it works
Vehicle Title & MVC Paperwork Notary, step by step
Book or call
Tell us what's being signed and how many people are signing.
Notary arrives
A commissioned New Jersey notary meets you at home, work or the dealership.
IDs checked
Each signer shows a current photo ID and signs in front of the notary.
Done
The documents are notarized on the spot and ready for the MVC or the other state's DMV.
Before we arrive
Have this ready
- The title and any forms the receiving office requires, unsigned
- A current photo ID for each signer
- Every signer present
- Letters testamentary or a death certificate if handling a deceased owner's vehicle
Timing
Turnaround
Same-day visits are often available, including evenings.
Helpful guides
- Getting a Bill of Sale Notarized: What to Expect
- Vehicle Title Transfer in a Private Sale: Notary Role
- Gifting or Inheriting a Car: Title Paperwork Guide
- Boats, Trailers and Motorcycles: Title Notary Needs
- Affidavit of Lost Document: Steps and Notary Role
- Before Your Notary Appointment: What to Prepare by Document
FAQ
Common questions
Does a New Jersey title need to be notarized?
Usually not for a simple sale between people in New Jersey. Other states' titles and some MVC forms do require notarization, so check what the receiving office asks for. We can't advise on which forms you need.
Can you go to the MVC for me?
No. We notarize and deliver documents. The MVC visit itself is up to you or the person you give power of attorney to.
Can you help after someone has died?
Yes. We visit families and executors to notarize the documents needed to transfer the vehicle. The MVC decides which documents it needs.
Related
Documents and tools
- Notary this weekend
- Notary open Saturday
- Notary open Sunday
- Notary open now
- Notary on holidays
- Notarizing a bill of sale
- Notarizing a lost title affidavit
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