F-1310101
Title Only Application
Applies for a title only, for vehicles the county clerk agrees don’t need to be registered.
These are the official Tennessee forms that come up when you buy or sell a car privately, each linked straight to tn.gov. For the sale itself, Tennessee’s form is F-1301201 (Affidavit of Non-dealer Transfers of Motor Vehicles and Boats).
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F-1310101
Applies for a title only, for vehicles the county clerk agrees don’t need to be registered.
F-1301201
An affidavit for transfers between people who aren’t dealers, also used to claim the tax exemption for transfers to certain relatives.
F-1317001
The seller’s and buyer’s statement of a used vehicle’s mileage, as federal and state law require; the form says which model years it covers.
F-1315201
Applies to note a lien, for a duplicate title, or for other title changes.
F-1310501
Lets all the heirs of an owner who died without a will, and with no surviving spouse, pass the vehicle to one person.
F-1310401
Certifies ownership when the registrant lacks proper title documents, for low-value or older vehicles that qualify.
F-1311401
Appoints someone to handle vehicle transactions for another person; the form notes when dealers must use the secure version instead.
F-1315301
Applies for a duplicate or replacement license plate or decal.
F-1310801
Lets the seller explain an odometer discrepancy and the buyer acknowledge it.
F-1311801
Applies for a salvage or non-repairable certificate for a wrecked or damaged vehicle.
RVR-00115
Applies for a replacement VIN plate, or a state-assigned VIN for a homemade, rebuilt or specially constructed vehicle.
F-1312101
Certifies a sale under special conditions: a repossession, a garage keeper’s lien or an abandoned vehicle.
F-1311201
A seller’s affidavit for a sale through bankruptcy, insolvency, attachment, replevin or another judicial sale.
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