

| Subject: | Re: Clear title??? exportation |
| From: | Angus Gordon |
| Date: | Sun, 13 Nov 2005 13:20:19 -0500 |
. The title! (differences between equivalent > canadian document call "registration paper") > > What is a clear title? if not clear, what is NOT CLEAR? What other kind of > tiles can there be? Ben, As a Canadian living in the US I can clear up some of your confusion, since this was all new to me as well a few years ago. In the US, a title is something unrelated to the vehicle registration. A title signifies ownership of an object only. So things like cars, boats, houses etc. have a title here, declaring who the owner is. A clear title indicates there is only one owner, for example there is no loan outstanding (lien). When a car is bought or sold here the new owner must apply for a new title in his/her name, then deal with the vehicle registration, unlike Canada where only the registration must be dealt with. I believe in Canada the bill of sale effectively constitutes the title. Angus
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