Hawaii - How To Transfer A Title

Before beginning, please note the following:

• Only use black or blue ink. Any other color will void the title.
• Do not erase anything or use white-out.
• Write neatly.
• Do not use nicknames.
• Mistakes can void the document.

Hawaii Title Transfer

Front of Title:

*Red = Seller, Green = Notary*

1. The seller enters the exact odometer reading.
   1. Don't include tenths of a mile.
   2. Only check boxes 1 or 2 if the mileage is in excess of the odometer's mechanical limits or the odometer reading is not the actual mileage.
2. The seller enters the date of transfer and then prints and signs their name.
   1. If there is a co-seller, they will also enter the date of transfer and then sign and print their name.
3. A notary will enter the required information.

   

Back of Title:

*Teal = Buyer, Green = Lienholder*

1. If applicable, the lienholder will release the lien by entering the required information.
2. The buyer prints their last, first, and middle name, the purchase date, street address, city, state, and zip code, and then prints and signs their name.
   1. If there is a co-buyer, they will also enter their last, first, and middle name, the purchase date, and then print and sign their name.
3. If applicable, the lienholder to appear on the new lien will enter the required information.
   1. If there is no lienholder, write "NONE" on line 1.

What to Bring to the DMV

• The Original Title
• The Current Vehicle Registration
• Notice of Transfer Form
  
  • Seller only.
• Bill of Sale
  • Bring your PrivateAuto bill of sale.
• Valid Form of Identification
  • Buyer and seller
• Payment for Applicable Fees

Front and Back Sample of a Hawaii Title: