400
Title and/or Registration Application
South Carolina’s application for a title and/or registration.
Buying or selling a car privately in South Carolina: the forms
Buying or selling a car privately in South Carolina? Here are the official forms from the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles.
Every form below links straight to dmv.sc.gov, never a copy, and we check the links weekly.
The forms
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Bill of Sale
South Carolina doesn’t publish a standalone bill of sale: the sale is documented on Form 400 and with a signed receipt between buyer and seller.
No downloadable copy is linked for this form.
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Odometer Disclosure Statement
South Carolina has no standalone odometer form: the mileage is certified on Form 400.
No downloadable copy is linked for this form.
400-S
Application for Salvage/Branded Certificate of Title
Applies for a salvage or branded title.
452
Application to Replace or Surrender Plate, Decal, or Registration
Applies to replace or surrender a plate, decal or registration.
MV-80A
Authorization for Title or Registration Pick Up (Third Party)
Authorizes a third party to pick up a title or registration for the owner.
MV-80B
Third Party Mail-To Title Delivery
Asks for a title to be mailed to a third party.
4034
Affidavit for Repossessed Motor Vehicle
A lienholder’s sworn affidavit that it repossessed a vehicle after the owner’s default, having notified any other lienholders.
TI-008
Odometer Correction Request
Asks to correct the odometer reading printed on a South Carolina title, with the reason for the error.
TI-021B
Vehicle Identification Verification for Title Without a Previous Title
Verifies a vehicle’s identification for a title when there is no previous title.
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General Power of Attorney (private-party title transaction)
South Carolina publishes no general power of attorney for private title transactions; its MC-25 covers commercial motor carrier accounts only.
No downloadable copy is linked for this form.
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Lien Release/Satisfaction
South Carolina releases liens electronically, from the lender to the SCDMV, so there is no form to download.
No downloadable copy is linked for this form.
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