Odometer Disclosure Statement Form - Connecticut

The Odometer Disclosure Statement Form in Connecticut is used to disclose the accurate mileage reading of a vehicle at the time of sale or transfer. This form helps prevent odometer fraud and ensures transparency in vehicle transactions.

In Connecticut, the seller of the vehicle is responsible for filing the Odometer Disclosure Statement form.

FAQ

Q: What is an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form?
A: An Odometer Disclosure Statement Form is a document used to disclose the mileage of a vehicle at the time of sale or transfer.

Q: Why is an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form required?
A: An Odometer Disclosure Statement Form is required to ensure the accuracy of the mileage stated on a vehicle's title during a sale or transfer, and to prevent fraudulent odometer readings.

Q: Who needs to complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form?
A: Both the buyer and the seller of a vehicle need to complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form in Connecticut.

Q: When should an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form be completed?
A: An Odometer Disclosure Statement Form should be completed at the time of sale or transfer of a vehicle.

Q: What information is required on an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form?
A: An Odometer Disclosure Statement Form requires the vehicle's mileage at the time of sale or transfer, as well as the date, buyer's name, seller's name, and vehicle identification number (VIN).

Q: Is an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form required for all vehicles?
A: Yes, an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form is required for all vehicles in Connecticut, unless the vehicle is exempt.

Q: What happens if I don't complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form?
A: Failure to complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form can result in legal consequences, and may affect the transfer of ownership of the vehicle.

Q: Can an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form be completed electronically?
A: Yes, an Odometer Disclosure Statement Form can be completed electronically if both parties agree and have access to a secure electronic system.