In the “Peach State” any person, corporation, or partnership who sells used motor vehicles for retail or wholesale purposes must have a Georgia Dealer License (AKA: Georgia Used Car Dealer License.)
The general rule of thumb is that if you deal 5 or more used vehicles in a 12-month period, you must have a Georgia Used Car Dealer License.
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
Do you have a car in Arkansas, but no title? Maybe you never received the title when you bought your car, or maybe you only received a bill of sale. If you have a lost title Arkansas, you might be able to get an Arkansas Bonded Title.
Short on time? Check out our Bonded Title FAQ page.
Did you recently purchase a vehicle, but never received the title? Or maybe you received the title, but lost it before transferring it into your name? You might be thinking you are stuck. Well, you aren’t. You can get an Alaska Bonded Title.
Short on time? Check out our Bonded Title FAQ page.
Are you a resident of the “Prairie State” and never received the title to your vehicle when you purchased it? Or perhaps you never registered your vehicle in your name and now you lost your title? You might be able to get an Illinois Bonded Title.
Short on time? Check out our Bonded Title FAQ page.
Do you have a car in Mississippi, but no title? Maybe you purchased a vehicle but never received the title. Or maybe you had the title but lost it before transferring it into your name.
You might be wondering what you can do. Well, you might be able to get a Mississippi Bonded Title.
Short on time? Check out our Bonded Title FAQ page.
The Illinois Secretary of State processes all new Illinois dealer license applications.
You must get an Illinois Dealer License if you plan to deal 5 or more vehicles in a 12-month period.
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
Any person, corporation, or partnership who sells used motor vehicles for retail or wholesale purposes in Florida must have a Florida Used Car Dealer License (AKA: Florida Independent Dealer License.)
If you wish to sell new vehicles, please see our post on how to get a franchise dealer license in Florida.
The general rule of thumb is that if you deal 3 or more used vehicles in a 12-month period, you must have a Florida Used Car Dealer License. These vehicles must be titled in your name.
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
A Mississippi Auto Dealer License is a requirement for those who want to start their own auto dealership in the state of Mississippi.
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
Looking to sell used motor vehicles in the state of Arkansas? According to Arkansas State Law, you must obtain an Arkansas Used Car Dealer License before you can start selling vehicles. Arkansas used dealer licenses are issued by the Arkansas State Police.
If you are engaged in any of the following, you must get an Arkansas Dealer License:
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
If you have a car in California, but no title, you might be wondering what you can do. You aren’t stuck yet. You might be able to get a California Bonded Title.
Short on time? Check out our Bonded Title FAQ page.
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