Selling a used car as a Connecticut dealer: the paperwork

This page lists the official Connecticut forms that come up when a dealership sells a used car, each linked straight to portal.ct.gov. Connecticut’s main title application is H-13B, Registration and Title Application.

Forms used on nearly every sale come first, then the ones for specific situations. We check every link weekly.

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Forms for nearly every sale

H-13B

Registration and Title Application

Connecticut’s combined application for vehicle registration and title, including lien, lease and dealer-transaction details.

Open on portal.ct.gov (opens in a new tab)

Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles

H-31

Bill of Sale

A bill of sale for a motor vehicle or vessel: the seller completes and signs it, and the buyer brings it to the DMV to register.

Open on portal.ct.gov (opens in a new tab)

Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles

Forms for specific situations

Someone else is signing

A-83

Special Power of Attorney

A special power of attorney authorizing someone to complete and sign registration and title applications for the owner.

Open on portal.ct.gov (opens in a new tab)

Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles

Lost, stolen or damaged titles and plates

B-341

Request for a Duplicate Motor Vehicle Registration

Requests a duplicate copy of a vehicle’s registration.

Open on portal.ct.gov (opens in a new tab)

Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles

Salvage, rebuilt and branded vehicles

A-90

Special Power of Attorney for Salvage and Salvage Parts Only

A special power of attorney used only to authorize an insurance company or its agent to handle registration and title paperwork for salvage.

Open on portal.ct.gov (opens in a new tab)

Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles

Not affiliated with the Connecticut DMV. Not legal advice. Forms change; always confirm with the state.