Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney Form - South Carolina

Complete a South Carolina Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney Form to permit a trusted representative to fill out and submit the application to register your car, get a new title for it, or finalize the sale of the vehicle to a willing buyer. You can use it if you have to travel, struggle with health issues, or lack expertise to prepare the documentation properly.

Here is how you draft this instrument: indicate your full name, address for correspondence, birth date, and social security number (in case the car belongs to the organization, the form has to state its employer identification number instead), identify the representative and add their address, include the details of the vehicle (it is necessary to record its main distinguishing characteristics and the current odometer reading), sign and date the papers. To formalize the authorization, you must notarize it to verify your identity and confirm the statements put in writing - if the South Carolina Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney does not contain a notary seal, it cannot be considered valid.

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• Medical Power of Attorney Form;
• Limited Power of Attorney Form;
• Durable Power of Attorney Form.