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let's say a lady had a car she was paying for and it was in her parents name. they had insurance on it but now said F off get your own insurance. Can she insure a car that is not in her own name on the registration?
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Vehicle Registration Requirements
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Vehicles Purchased from a Nevada Dealer
Dealer Report of Sale (green copy)
Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card
Nevada Emission Inspection Certificate, if applicable
Sales Taxes are paid to the dealer, based on the actual sales price.
Vehicle must be registered before the expiration date on the placard issued by the dealer.
Vehicles Purchased from an
Out-of-State Dealer
Invoice or Bill of Sale, and one of the following:
Title
Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin
Security Agreement
Lease Agreement
Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card
Nevada Emission Inspection Certificate, if applicable
VIN inspection
Sales Taxes - DMV will verify whatever taxes were paid and charge any difference between that amount and what would have been due in Nevada.
Vehicle must be registered within 10 days of the purchase.
Vehicles Purchased from a Private Party
Title or Security Agreement from a Financial Institution
Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card
Nevada Emission Inspection Certificate, if applicable
VIN inspection, if not previously registered in Nevada
Current odometer reading
Sales Taxes are paid to DMV, based on either depreciated MSRP or a DMV appraisal.
Vehicle must be registered within 10 days of the purchase.
New Residents
License plates and current registration certificate
Title, if not held by lien holder
Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card
Nevada Emission inspection certificate, if applicable
VIN inspection
New residents have 30 days to transfer their out of state registration and driver license. To transfer your driver license, you will need your current license and proof of your social security number.
VIN inspections and vehicle appraisals are done at DMV offices. At larger offices, drive to the inspection station outside the main office first.
Online Fee Estimates - Have your VIN or MSRP ready and Click Here or log on to www.dmvnv.com
You must visit a DMV Office to register a vehicle.
Insurance cards must include the exact name(s) which will appear on the registration.
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Vehicles Purchased from a Nevada Dealer
Dealer Report of Sale (green copy)
Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card
Nevada Emission Inspection Certificate, if applicable
Sales Taxes are paid to the dealer, based on the actual sales price.
Vehicle must be registered before the expiration date on the placard issued by the dealer.
Vehicles Purchased from an
Out-of-State Dealer
Invoice or Bill of Sale, and one of the following:
Title
Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin
Security Agreement
Lease Agreement
Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card
Nevada Emission Inspection Certificate, if applicable
VIN inspection
Sales Taxes - DMV will verify whatever taxes were paid and charge any difference between that amount and what would have been due in Nevada.
Vehicle must be registered within 10 days of the purchase.
Vehicles Purchased from a Private Party
Title or Security Agreement from a Financial Institution
Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card
Nevada Emission Inspection Certificate, if applicable
VIN inspection, if not previously registered in Nevada
Current odometer reading
Sales Taxes are paid to DMV, based on either depreciated MSRP or a DMV appraisal.
Vehicle must be registered within 10 days of the purchase.
New Residents
License plates and current registration certificate
Title, if not held by lien holder
Nevada Evidence of Insurance Card
Nevada Emission inspection certificate, if applicable
VIN inspection
New residents have 30 days to transfer their out of state registration and driver license. To transfer your driver license, you will need your current license and proof of your social security number.
VIN inspections and vehicle appraisals are done at DMV offices. At larger offices, drive to the inspection station outside the main office first.
Online Fee Estimates - Have your VIN or MSRP ready and Click Here or log on to www.dmvnv.com
You must visit a DMV Office to register a vehicle.
Insurance cards must include the exact name(s) which will appear on the registration.
HamsterHider
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thank you flexy
HamsterHider
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so could the girl and her mother be on the insurance then to satisfy requirements. like the girl goes and gets insurance as a part time driver of the car and the mother as the primary driver or would only the mothers name have to be on the insurance and the daughter driving it would still be covered? I am not good at this stuff
flexygrl
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They would both need to be on the insurance policy. My husband is insured under my name. He is on my policy so he has insurance cards with his name on them. I am the primary. His cars are registered under his name only. Hope this helps!
To be honest with you, if she can afford it, tell her to get her own policy. If she continues to have it under her moms name, when she finally wants her own car the insurance is going to be through the roof. She should get her own policy and establish a good driving record. I know it's expensive, but it's sooo worth it!! Good luck.
To be honest with you, if she can afford it, tell her to get her own policy. If she continues to have it under her moms name, when she finally wants her own car the insurance is going to be through the roof. She should get her own policy and establish a good driving record. I know it's expensive, but it's sooo worth it!! Good luck.
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