TC-656
Application for Utah Title and Registration
Utah’s application for title and registration, also used for ownership or lienholder changes and corrected, salvage or non-repairable titles.
Buying or selling a car privately in Utah: the forms
For the sale itself, Utah’s form is TC-843 (Bill of Sale). The rest of the official Utah forms for a private sale are below, each linked straight to tax.utah.gov.
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The forms
TC-891
Odometer Disclosure Statement
The transferor’s written odometer disclosure to the transferee, as federal and state law require.
TC-843
Bill of Sale
A bill of sale with the price and date of sale, the odometer reading, and whether the license plate goes with the vehicle.
TC-123
Application for Utah Duplicate Title
Applies for a duplicate Utah title.
TC-893
Owner's Odometer Declaration (exemption/waiver)
The new owner’s odometer declaration when no odometer statement is available from any previous owner.
TC-802N
Notice of Requirement to Obtain Salvage or Non-repairable Title
An insurer’s notice that a vehicle kept by its owner after a total-loss claim needs a salvage or non-repairable title.
TC-814
Notice of Salvage Vehicle or Branded Title
The disclosure a seller must give the buyer whenever a salvage or total-loss vehicle is knowingly resold.
TC-661
Certificate of Inspection (VIN/HIN verification)
A certificate of inspection verifying a vehicle’s VIN or a boat’s HIN.
No form number
Power of Attorney (vehicle title/registration)
Utah publishes no DMV power-of-attorney form; a general power of attorney is accepted instead.
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Lien release/satisfaction
Utah has no standalone lien release: a lien is released on the title itself, on the TC-123 duplicate title application, or by a letter from the lienholder.
No downloadable copy is linked for this form.
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