North Carolina

Form Affidavit of Incorrect Assignment of Title or Certificate of Origin, known as MVR-28, is used by individuals and entities in the state of North Carolina to rectify the incorrect assignment of a certificate of title or manufacturer's certificate of origin for a motor vehicle. It is necessary when there has been a mistaken assignment of a vehicle's title or certificate of origin, and it needs to be voided.

The North Carolina MVR-46D form, titled "Affidavit by North Carolina Lienholder," serves as a legal document used to officially confirm the release of a lien on a motor vehicle registered in North Carolina. This affidavit is crucial in situations where a lienholder, typically a financial institution or individual who has a financial interest in the vehicle, acknowledges that the lien has been fully satisfied and that they no longer hold any claim or interest in the vehicle.

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Form DSS-5104, "Report to Central Registry / CPS Application," is a critical document issued by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. It serves as a comprehensive tool for reporting incidents or suspicions of child abuse, neglect, or maltreatment to the Central Registry. This form also functions as an application for the Child Protective Services (CPS) program.

Main Uses: The primary uses of Form DSS-5104 include:

Form DSS-8227, used by the North Carolina Division of Social Services (DSS), explains what applicants need to know about citizenship, immigration status, and Social Security number requirements when applying for public assistance programs. Although it looks simple at first glance, it sets out several important legal rules that directly affect eligibility for Medicaid, Health Choice, Food and Nutrition Services, and Work First benefits. Understanding this form before submitting an application helps avoid delays, denials, and misunderstandings about how personal information is used.

The FS-1 form, also known as the North Carolina Certificate of Insurance, is a crucial document required by the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles. The primary purpose of this form is to provide proof of financial responsibility for vehicles operating within the state. It serves as evidence that the vehicle owner has obtained the necessary liability insurance coverage.

The MVR-618 form is a Statement for Weight Declaration used by the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles. Its primary purpose is to declare the weight of commercial vehicles and trailers operating on public highways in the state.

The form consists of several parts, including sections for vehicle information, owner information, and weight declaration. Important fields include the vehicle identification number (VIN), make and model of the vehicle, registered owner's name and address, and the declared weight of the vehicle.

The MVR-614 “Non-Resident’s Affidavit of Intent to Title Vehicle in North Carolina” is a short but legally significant form issued by the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (NCDMV). Its purpose is to let certain non-residents — including active-duty service members, their spouses and dependents, as well as out-of-state students — title and register a vehicle in North Carolina even if they do not hold a North Carolina driver license. Although the document appears straightforward, it carries strong legal obligations and requires careful, accurate completion.

The MVR-6TT, or Title in Transit Application form, is a legal document used in the United States for vehicle registration purposes. This form is typically used when a vehicle owner has purchased a new car but has not yet received the title from the seller.

The MVR-1 Title Application is a form used to request a title for a motor vehicle in the state of North Carolina. The main purpose of this form is to establish legal ownership of a vehicle in the state of North Carolina. The form consists of several parts, including general information about the vehicle and its previous owner(s), as well as details about the new owner.