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transfer of vehicles owned by deceased

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rf55

Junior Member
Is there a limit for this form for transferring vehicles of a deceased individual in on the North Carolina MVR 317 Affidavit of Authority to Assign Title form it is listed as $5,000 total for all vehicles but some others reference a $15,000 limit. Since one form is used for each vehicle does this mean each vehicle cannot exceed the limit of $5,000? Since there was no will or probate. The vehicle's are the only asset's left.

If the total amount of the vehicles is around $10,000 would I need to use a Small Estate form. If a Small Estate form is used would I also have to fill out the MVR 317 form to indicate the other heirs release their interest in the vehicles to me. As I wish to transfer the titles in my name. Any assistance would be appreciated.
 


FlyingRon

Senior Member
It's the sum of all the vehicles owned by the deceased. It matters not how many there are. The MVR317 is a DMV shortcut for estates that they've determined its not worth enforcing the normal rules. If the deceased owns more than $15,000 worth of cars, you'll have to probate the estate and have someone with authority (someone with letters of testementary/administration, etc...) transfer the title that way.
 

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