The penalty for forging a motor vehicle title depends on the value of the vehicle. The last man that I know about only got 2 years.
According to the state statues, the penalty would be determined by how the state interprets the offense. Most states view a forged signature on any legal document as fraud. In most states it would constitute a Class A fraudulent offense. The penalty would likely be a fine and a record filing of fraud on the offenders police record.
If their name is on the title - they have to sign off first. Otherwise the buyer will be unable to get the title flipped into his name. If you're thinking about forging a signature - don't. You'll be asking for big legal trouble.
technically no it is forging
If he has a car, he has assets. If there are assets, an estate should be opened. That allows the title to be transferred. If there are no other assets, some states have a 'short form' that allows the title to be transferred.
The penalty for selling a car without a title varies from state to state. The main problem with buying a car without a title is that you have to have a title in order to register the car.
No-they probably forged your signature
a huge fine and u could or would go to jail
"ITS", or "Its" is part of a document's signature block and follows the company name and person's signature. Eg: ABC Company, By: [signature], Its: [Title of person].
Not necessarily.
He cannot sell a car without a title and it is illegal. The penalty varies from state to state. Who in their right mind would buy a car when the seller does not have a title to the vehicle?
You should sign the front of the title to prevent someone from forging your name on the back of the title. In Texas you are not required to sign the front however it is a good idea to do so.