Is it valid to go to the notary office for notarization without transfer of ownership in second-hand car sales? Is it valid to go to the notary office to notarize the sale of second-hand cars without transferring ownership? Going to the notary office to notarize is only valid for the sale contract, which does not eliminate the possible trouble. The signing of the agreement between the two parties only proves that the two parties have formed a business relationship, and the notarization and notarization only play the role of a third party to prove the authenticity, and cannot replace the role of transfer procedures. If the ownership is not transferred, the car is still hung under the name of the seller. There are risks for both parties. For the Buyer, no matter the ownership of the vehicle needs to be transferred in the future, or the annual inspection, insurance and other procedures are handled during the use of the vehicle, since the driving license is the name of the Seller, the Seller must cooperate. The same is true for the Seller. If the Buyer fails to deal with the vehicle violation record, the Seller shall be consulted. If the annual inspection is not timely, it may even affect the seller's future purchase of the car. In case of an accident, you may also be responsible. Do you understand this explanation?
