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I live in Pennsylvania but will be purchasing a car from a family member in North Carolina. I've never bought a car before and am not sure how transferring the title works. Do I need to register the title in North Carolina? Or can I drive the car back to Pennsylvania first and register it in PA? and if so, how do I get temporary tags? Any advice is appreciated!
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Cash.
Bill of sale.
Transfer of title.
Your relative will release the vehicle in NC.
You will register your vehicle in PA.
Fairly simple process.
Once you have a bill of sale + titled signed over to you, then contact your PA registrar for any other assistance you might require.
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