How do you transfer a car title in Tennessee?

How to Transfer a Title in Tennessee

Get a properly assigned title and Odometer Disclosure Statement from the previous owner.
Bring the paperwork to your local county clerk’s office.
Provide proof of ID and residency.
A copy of your current registration if you are transferring current license plates to the new car.

What happens if you get pulled over with expired tags in Tennessee?

What happens when you get pulled over or ticketed for expired tags? You are going to get fined. The car does not have to be in traffic, moving, or occupied. If you are parked legally, you can still get a ticket.

Can you transfer tags from one car to another in Tennessee?

Tennessee license plates follow the owner, not the vehicle, and can be transferred to a different vehicle for a $1 fee. Transfers as well as exchanges of specialty and personalized plates for regular passenger plates can be done at your county clerk’s office.

How do I renew my tags in Tennessee after 90 days?

Renew in Person: To renew a registration in person bring the preprinted form mailed from the state office to the Courthouse or Bonny Oaks Branch. If you don’t have the form you can use your last tag receipt or tag number. One exception is if the plate has been expired for 90 days or longer, the state form must be used.

What does CP mean on a Tennessee license plate?

Plate Number Prefixes Top ↑

Plate Type	Auto (Full Size)
CITIZENSHIP PROJECT	CP	4
CIVIL AIR PATROL	CVAP	4
CLASSIC ROD	CROD	4
CLASSIC VEHICLE	CVEH	4

How do you get a title for a car with a bill of sale in Tennessee?

Also, if your car is valued at under $3,000 or is at least 30 years, you can simply fill out the Certificate of Ownership Form to get a new title. Other paperwork may be required, such as a notarized bill of sale. Contact the Department of Revenue Special Investigations Unit at (888) 871-3171 for more information.

What happens if you drive with expired tags in Tennessee?

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