Looking for instructions on how to sign your Montana (MT) car title or where to sign your Montana (MT) car title? This page explains how a seller should sign their Montana car title over to a buyer.
- Only use a black or blue pen.
- Do not use a highlighter or white-out.
- No strikethroughs, write-overs, scribbles, or tears are permitted.
- Unless you are an authorized dealer, do not sign in the Dealer Reassignment section.
Where do I need to sign the title?
Make sure you sign/print your name precisely as it appears on the front of your title. White-out, scribbles, and strike-throughs should all be avoided.
Montana Title (Style #1)
- Car titles in Montana must be notarized. Wait to sign until you're in front of a Notary.
- Sign your name(s) on the front of the title where it says "Signature of Seller".
- Print your name(s) on the front of the title where it says "Printed Name-must be same as signature (do not type)".
What if the car has multiple owners?
- The title must be signed by all owners listed on the front of the title. Wait to sign until you're in front of a Notary.
What if the title has a lien or a bank name on it?
- If your Montana title has a lien or a bank name printed on the front, the lien holder must sign off on the title or a separate lien release letter must be obtained.
How long does it take to get a duplicate title in Montana?
- You will receive a duplicate title same day if you apply in person.
- It will take 3 weeks if you apply by mail.
How much does it cost to get a duplicate title in Montana?
- A duplicate title costs $10.30.
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Montana DMV Information
Montana Title (Style #1)
If your title design differs from the example above, carefully review your title before proceeding. While the signature and printed name fields may be in different places, you must still print and sign your name in the appropriate places.
Additional Montana Vehicle Guides
A Step-by-Step Guide to Obtaining a Duplicate Title in Montana
Getting a duplicate title for your vehicle in Montana is a straightforward process. You’ll need to fill out an application form, pay a fee, and submit the necessary documents to the Montana Motor Vehicle Division (MVD). Once your application is processed, you’ll receive your duplicate title, which you can use to sell your vehicle, transfer ownership, or apply for a new registration. This guide provides a step-by-step overview of the process, making it easy to follow and complete.
