Minnesota - 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.

Minnesota Title Transfer

Front of Title:

*Red = Seller, Teal = Buyer*

1. The seller enters the exact odometer reading and checks box 1, stating the reading entered is the actual mileage.
   1. Don't include tenths of a mile.
   2. Only check boxes 2 or 3 if the mileage is in excess of the odometer's mechanical limits or if the reading is not the actual mileage.
2. The seller completes the damage disclosure statement by checking the boxes that apply to the vehicle.
3. The seller signs and prints their name and enters the date of sale and address.
   1. If there is a co-seller, they will also print and sign their name.
4. The buyer prints and signs their name and enters their address.
   1. If there is a co-buyer, they will also sign and print their name.

Back of Title:

*Teal = Buyer*

1. The buyer enters their last, first, and middle name, date of birth, driver's license number, street address, city, county, state, and zip code.
   1. If there is a co-buyer, they will also enter their last, first, and middle name, date of birth, and driver's license number.
2. If applicable, check "YES" stating that vehicle is subject to a lien; enter the lienholder's name, date of the lien agreement, street address, city, state, and zip code.
   1. If the vehicle is not subject to a lien, check "NO."
3. The buyer signs their name.
   1. If there is a co-buyer, they will also sign their name.

What to Bring to the Deputy Registrar's Office

• The Original or Duplicate Title
• VIN Verification
• Proof of Lien Satisfaction
  • If applicable.
• Valid Form of Identification
• Valid Minnesota Auto Insurance Policy
• Proof of Minnesota Residency
• Payment for Applicable Fees

Front and Back Sample of a Minnesota Title: