Category: NJ MVC

Selling a car can be a time-consuming and frustrating process, especially if you’re looking to sell quickly. However, there are several steps you can take to increase your chances of selling your car quickly in NJ.

1. Price your car correctly: The first step to selling your car quickly is to price it correctly. Do your research and find out what similar cars are selling for in your area. Make sure to factor in the condition of your car, the mileage, and any upgrades or modifications you’ve made. Pricing your car too high can discourage potential buyers, while pricing it too low can make it seem like something is wrong with the vehicle.
2. Clean and detail your car: A clean, well-maintained car is more likely to sell quickly than a dirty or neglected one. Take the time to thoroughly clean and detail your car, inside and out. This will help it look its best and [...]

Some New Jersey DMV- MVC centers are no longer allowing walk-ins beginning November 2, 2020, switching to an appointment-only system. The following New Jersey DMV-MVC Vehicle Centers are now by appointment only. Cherry Hill, Hazlet, Jersey City, Lakewood. Manahawkin, Medford, Somerville, Springfield, Turnersville and Wallington.

Source: 10 New Jersey MVC centers now appointment-only, 1 shuts due to positive COVID test

Some New Jersey DMV – MVC (Motor Vehicle Commission Centers) are no longer allowing walk-ins beginning Monday, shifting to an appointment-only system, while another has shut down for two weeks following a positive COVID-19 test.

At other centers, additional transactions will be available by appointment.

Separately, the Paterson Regional/Licensing Center is closed due to an employee testing positive for COVID-19, scheduled to reopen Saturday, November 14.

The employee who tested positive was last in the Paterson Center on Friday, October 30.

Other New Jersey DMV – MVC [...]

If you need to transfer a used car title showing vehicle ownership, you may do so only at a motor vehicle agency. Used car title transactions cannot be handled through the mail. To ensure the proper transfer of documents and to avoid penalties, please follow the following guidelines.

Source: Transferring Vehicle Ownership

Please note that the following guidelines pertain strictly to New Jersey. Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV in New York) or Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC in New Jersey) rules and guidelines vary from state to state. Please double check with your local DMV or MVC office for the latest updates.

One typical rule when comparing New Jersey and New York differences would be that in New Jersey the lien holder will always hold the title until the vehicle is paid in full. Once the loan is satisfied the lien holder, usually the finance company or bank, will mail the owner the title.

In [...]