SCDMV Form DLA-1C. Certification of Vehicles Sold by Dealer

SCDMV Form DLA-1C is a certification form that is used by motor vehicle dealers in South Carolina to certify the sale of vehicles. This form is used for both new and used vehicles and is required by state law to be provided to buyers at the time of sale. The form consists of sections that ask for information about the buyer, seller, vehicle, and sale details.

One important field on this form is the section that requires the seller to provide information about any liens on the vehicle. The seller must disclose whether there are any outstanding loans or liens on the vehicle that may affect its title transfer. This information is important for the buyer to know before completing the sale.

The parties involved in filling out this form are the seller and the buyer of the vehicle. The seller is responsible for providing accurate and complete information on the form, while the buyer is responsible for reviewing the form and ensuring that all necessary information is disclosed.

An example of when this form is needed is when a motor vehicle dealer in South Carolina sells a vehicle to a customer. By filling out this form and providing it to the buyer, the dealer can fulfill their legal obligation to certify the sale of the vehicle and provide important information to the buyer.

There are no specific related or alternative forms to Form DLA-1C as it is unique to South Carolina and pertains specifically to motor vehicle dealers. However, similar forms in other states may have different requirements and sections.