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Don 04-04-2006 11:01 AM

Connecticut: Establishing Auto Title in Trust Accounts ?
 
Has anyone in Connecticut had the actual experience of placing ownership/title of their autos in personal Trust accounts ? If so,is there a CT DMV publication outlining the forms, procedures etc that was used ?

I am also in contact with the CT DMV with the same question

stush 04-04-2006 11:37 AM

I am niave but what would be the advantage? I just bought John Macmahon Contemporary FIa and may go the CT registration route. any advice. Are quick jacks okay or do I need bumper overridders?

Stu

Don 04-04-2006 02:59 PM

Benefit is in Estate Planning, Trusts, Wills, Title transfer does not have to be administered by the Probate Court.

392cobra 04-04-2006 03:19 PM

I think it is out of reach in a judgement too.

Don 04-06-2006 01:09 PM

Connecticut requirements/procedure for registering a vehicle in a Trust:


Registering a Vehicle in the Name of a Trust

Vehicles may be registered in the name of a trust. For the most part, the same requirements apply as with vehicles registered in an individual's name. The following is a list of additional documents and requirements for vehicles registered in the name of a trust.

A copy of the trust document or letter from an attorney stating the name of a trust and the trustees. These documents will be filed with the title documents at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
The Connecticut Insurance Identification Card must be in the name of the trust as it appears on the Application for Registration and Title (form H-13).
The name on the Application for Registration and Title (form H-13) must match the name on the title.
A 6 percent sales tax, based on the purchase price of the vehicle or the book value, whichever is higher, is charged on these transactions. A transfer of a vehicle to/from a trust will be exempt from Connecticut sales tax providing there are no liens on the vehicle and no consideration is involved in the transfer. A Motor Vehicle and Vessel Gift Declaration form (AU-463) will be required.


http://www.ct.gov/dmv/cwp/view.asp?A=810&Q=245096


** Forms Required:

H13 Application for Registering and Title
AU463 Gift Declaration
Q1Ownership Assignment ( for vehicles 10 years and older w/o a Title )

** Documentation Required:

Title or Q1
Current Registration
Current Insurance Card & Insurance Card with name of Trust
Copy of Connecticut Drivers License of Trustee
Copy of Social Security Card of Trustee
Copy of Revocable Trust or letter from Attorney indicating name of trust and who the trustees are for each vehicle


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