How to transfer out of state semi truck title

You got screwed, if you were under a lease contract, you are entitled to that exemption. The states that have the exemption have to recognize a lease contract under another authority.

The reason for the exemption goes back to rail road days where companies had to pay taxes on their cars by one state so they would find a friendly state that would not tax them. The Feds got involved and told the states they can't charge taxes. This also happens with aircraft now, you purchase an aircraft for commercial purposes and used in interstate commerce, then it is exempt from use or sales tax.

Your lease contract is all that is needed to present to the dmv, nothing else.

I have had issues with my sos (Michigan's DMV) on a lot of issues, those girls behind the counter are dumber than bricks and robots who refuse to think. I had to get a title for a 1966 Cadillac, I had the inspection report from my cop shop, I had the bill of sale from Vermont and pictures of the car. The ***** behind the counter said I can not get a title for the car in the state without the title from Vermont. It took me a week going to nine different places to find some one who would open the book to see what the process is for an out of state vehicle with a bill of sale.

 

If you're leasing on just title it where it's cheapest. I bought a power until from VA and just paid 10 dollars to switch it into my name.

 

If you are an ls bco, yes call them. They can remove the old owner from their records.

Any company you had to send them proof of the purchase like a copy of the title app or a copy of the title when you registered it under the authority.

So are you under a lease with ls?

 

OK so it has not a thing to do with landstar, they don't hold the registration with the state on a specific vin, the state only can do that.

Once you have ownership with the truck, proof with the title, then the state has to issue a new plate or transfer the old one - their IRP division If I remember right.

If the company is having issues with it, then the company needs to deal with it, not you. As long as the title is in your name, in your domicile, the transfer of the asset (truck) is reconginized by your state there isn't an issue about the VIN being active by the state.

I never had this issue with Indiana, 60% of my trucks are based out of a place on the border of Indiana and Ohio in Indiana. The other 40% are based here in Michigan.

 

Question, i live in nc bought a truck from auction in michigan title came in the mail with name on it but its a michigan title do i need to change?

 

Jersey title has no sales tax.

 

No. You should be good to go.