This can be done in the county recorder's office using a form, which you can get from the clerk of courts.
depending on where you live in ohio, the notary will charge anywhere between $2 and $4 to complete this transaction. you'll need to bring your car title with you when going to the notary. the clerk will require that 1) you're at least 18 years old; 2) the person whose name is on the title is present; 3) there are no liens or other encumbrances on it; 4) there's no pending litigation associated with it; 5)the seller has current clear title (title must be clean/clear); 6)you've got to sign off (
do both parties have to be present to notarize a title in ohio?
no, but both parties need to know how the notary works.
it is not necessary for both parties to be present in order for a title with an ohio seal to be notarized. the way it works is that the seller prepares the title by signing on each page and preparing it so that all of the bottom corners are even. they then either mail or fax their signature pages with front and back copies of their driver's license, whichever they prefer, as well as a self-addressed envelope with sufficient postage for return shipment. when they have mailed out these pre-packed materials they can then send in an email with all of this information to one of our certified ohio notary services professionals who will arrange for immediate delivery
how do i notarize a car title in ohio?
did you know that an individual cannot notarize her or his own signature? this has to be done by a licensed notary public. if the ohio bureau of motor vehicles personnel are conducting business after normal operating hours, they won't notarize signatures. you will need to request for them to do so in the event of an emergency and they'll require photo identification and your payment information in advance. the fee for this service is $5 and must be paid with exact change only- no checks accepted. contact services division at 1-877-764-5200 if you have any questions concerning this service provided by the bmv. alternatively, use online services during regular business hours or at your local bmv branch for
does a car title need to be notarized in ohio?
first, yes, you do need a notarized title. second, the only place to have a title certified in ohio is at a deputy registrar's office after paying a fee.
third and finally, the person(s) listed as lien holder(s), co-owner(s), or security interest holder(s) must accompany you to the notary public for certification! if they do not come with you then your request will be denied! no exceptions!!!
