If you wish to sell or trade in a vehicle to a commercial dealer, you will need to furnish the dealership with proof that the ad-valorem taxes have been paid along with either your title (if there is no current lien on the vehicle) or the name of your lienholder (if you are still making payments).
A current registration card is proof of current taxes if the registration has not yet expired.
If the registration has expired, you may pay taxes at a Gwinnett County Tag Office and take the tax receipt with you as proof.
If you have the title, each owner listed on the front of the title must sign the back of the title as the seller(s).
If you have a lienholder, you will need to furnish the dealership with the name, address and phone number of the lienholder along with an estimated payoff.
Keep your current license plate whenever you sell or trade in your vehicle. Do not leave the license plate with the dealership.
Before you cancel insurance on your vehicle, cancel your vehicle's registration. Click here to learn more about Voluntary Cancellations.
Updated 6/10/09
If you wish to sell or trade in a vehicle to a commercial dealer, you will need to furnish the dealership with proof that the ad-valorem taxes have been paid along with either your title (if there is no current lien on the vehicle) or the name of your lienholder (if you are still making payments).
A current registration card is proof of current taxes if the registration has not yet expired.
If the registration has expired, you may pay taxes at a Gwinnett County Tag Office and take the tax receipt with you as proof.
If you have the title, each owner listed on the front of the title must sign the back of the title as the seller(s).
If you have a lienholder, you will need to furnish the dealership with the name, address and phone number of the lienholder along with an estimated payoff.
Keep your current license plate whenever you sell or trade in your vehicle. Do not leave the license plate with the dealership.
Before you cancel insurance on your vehicle, cancel your vehicle's registration. Click here to learn more about Voluntary Cancellations.
Updated 6/10/09