Get the names aligned
Who owns it: let’s find your route.
The titled owner, borrower, insured party, and driver may be different. We help you understand how those roles fit together.
Montana has no general sales tax.
Need help with who owns it? We review your ownership, title, financing, insurance, and vehicle use together, then guide you through the next step and the price before you move ahead.
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We compare the current legal owner with the proposed owner and the signatures, permissions, and coverage needed to move forward.
Vehicle titled to an individualThe title currently names a person rather than a company.Forming a new Montana vehicle LLCA new entity needs its legal name and ownership plan settled before it appears on vehicle documents.Using an existing Montana LLCAn existing LLC may already have records, an agent, and other vehicles tied to it.Vehicle owned by an out-of-state LLCA company formed elsewhere may be the current titled owner or proposed buyer.Vehicle owned by a businessThe business, its officers, and its drivers have different roles in the paperwork.Vehicle with two ownersTwo names on a title can require coordinated signatures and a shared ownership decision.Vehicle owned with a spouse or family memberFamily use and legal ownership are related but distinct details.Vehicle titled in a trustA trust-owned vehicle raises trustee authority and beneficiary-use questions.
What to have ready
Bring the title or registration, entity records if any, finance documents, and insurance declarations.
Tell us the details. We’ll guide you.
Tell us what you have and what you want to do. We’ll review the details with you, explain the next step, and show the full price before you decide.