DMV-1-TR
Application for Certificate of Title
West Virginia’s application for a certificate of title.
Buying or selling a car privately in West Virginia? For the sale itself, West Virginia’s form is DMV-7-TR (Bill of Sale for a Motor Vehicle, Trailer, or Boat).
Every form below links straight to webapps.transportation.wv.gov, never a copy, and we check the links weekly.
DMV-1-TR
West Virginia’s application for a certificate of title.
DMV-7-TR
A bill of sale for a motor vehicle, trailer or boat; it must be notarized.
DMV-TM-1
Certifies the odometer reading at sale, acknowledged by both seller and buyer; the form lists the vehicles that don’t need it.
DMV-9-TR
A limited power of attorney letting a buyer, seller or legal owner appoint an agent.
DMV-4-TR
Applies for a duplicate title for a vehicle or watercraft.
DMV-1D-TR
A purchaser’s request for a duplicate title, stating the reason.
DMV-12-A-TR
A lender’s release of a lien.
DMV-129-TR
A lienholder’s notarized affidavit for repossessing a vehicle, trailer or boat.
DMV-5-TR
A notarized affidavit transferring a vehicle for no payment, such as a gift.
DMV-SV-1
Applies for a salvage certificate.
DMV-SV-6
Applies for a salvage certificate when the owner keeps the vehicle.
DMV-32-TR
Requests a replacement registration card, plate decal or license plate.
DMV-185-TR
A legal heir’s affidavit for a vehicle when no administrator has been appointed and there is no will; a copy of the death certificate must come with it.
DMV-1B
Verifies a vehicle’s VIN; it’s completed only by law enforcement, so there is no copy for private use.
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Not affiliated with the West Virginia DMV. Not legal advice. Forms change; always confirm with the state.