How To Sign Ohio RFP

Notarize zip code field

this is a quick video covering the changes to the state of Ohio vehicle titles you'll notice that they have the similar information on the face of the title but the main difference is the color and the size this is eight-and-a-half by 11 typical size size of a sheet of paper and it is similar to Pennsylvania and multiple other states that have the these full-size titles so the face of the title like I said is unchanged with the issuing county a title office resident county you have your VIN number you have the current mile of mileage that was current when the previous owner bought it you have the previous on the purchase price you have the current owner you have the previous owner prior to the current owner and as the seller you are the current owner you are going to print and sign your name exactly as printed on the face of the title so include your first middle last and that was this is gonna be signed and printed and signed on the back of the title and the presence of a notary note that you also per the instructions are acquired to both that have with the buyer and the seller print and sign the presence in front of a notary and we'll go through the remainders Aranea meeting steps here start at the top of the title if this vehicle was a law enforcement vehicle flood vehicle or taxi checked applicable box you'll have the the buyer name this is gonna be the new owner I don't know where she lives California Avenue in California and whatever the zip code is you'll say when was this vehicle purchased today was today for 2019 for the price of ten thousand this is going to be the accurate price make sure you are reflect that on the title for tax purposes as the current owner you are going to check this and you're going to certify that to the best of our knowledge the mileage status is reflected here and in most cases the odometer reading is going to be the actual miles so make sure you check this one saying it's reflecting actual mileage otherwise if it truly is in excess of the mechanical Emmet's or if there was previous odometer discrepancy if it's not accurate you'll check the above the corresponding box as well if is exempt for any reason for private transactions 99.9% of time this is what you'll put and as the I usually have the current owner write the mileage on the back and just certifying that this mileage is correct the seller who is the current owner this is the sellers not a miner the seller you're going to make sure you reflect your printed name a new sign name as how it is on the face of the title if there's joint ownership you'll have the additional sellers printed name and signature otherwise just have the single signature and then the address for the seller print it print the address down below Celer signature the Donald and then as a notary this is where your stamp stamp slash seal will go once you have verified via ID or driver's license that these parties aren't true are truly in fact who they say they are as they're signing and so then as a notary you'll say you'll this was sworn to and subscribed into your presence this twentieth day of April 2019 the county have will just say West County will state say to the state of confusion and then the signature my signature here and commission expires there so essentially this is very similar from here up this is going to be related to the sale of the vehicle you can you can leave this blank and the title office once they do the transfer will handle this a notary can if they they wish the notary can also notarize this but I usually typically just do the top half here because we already have the buyers printed name the title bureau title bureau will verify the rest so essentially that is a quick recap of where to sign how to sign where the notary should sign and a quick overview of the changes to the state of Ohio title thanks again