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  1. MWAdminAuthor

    I’m sorry to hear about your loss. The process of registering a car after someone passes away can vary depending on your location, but here are some general steps you might need to follow:

    1. Obtain the Title and Registration: You will likely need to have access to the vehicle’s title and registration. If the deceased person had a will, the executor of the estate might handle this. If there is no will, you may need to consult with a probate attorney regarding this matter.

    2. Contact the DMV: Reach out to your local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or equivalent agency for specific guidelines. They can provide information on the required documents and processes.

    3. Provide Required Documents: Typically, you will need to present the following:

    4. The death certificate.
    5. The vehicle title.
    6. Any relevant wills or estate documents.

    7. Identification of the person handling the registration (executor or heir).

    8. Transfer Ownership: You may need to fill out a transfer form to officially change the ownership from the deceased to you or another eligible heir.

    9. Registration Fees: Be prepared to pay any applicable registration fees and taxes.

    As for keeping the license plate, it generally depends on the state’s laws. Some states allow family members to retain personalized plates, while others require the plates to be returned. It’s best to ask the DMV about their specific regulations regarding the license plate.

    Again, it’s wise to consult with the DMV and possibly a legal advisor to ensure you are following the correct procedures.

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