Mistake while filling out title.
09-03-2009, 05:35 PM
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Mistake while filling out title.
What happens if you check the wrong box while filling out a title.
Can you white it out, or once you mark something wrong you are basically boned?
Idiot on my bikes title marked the box that says "mileage exceeds physical limits".
I mean I personally don't give a **** if it says that on the new title, but better to not have it.
Can you white it out, or once you mark something wrong you are basically boned?
Idiot on my bikes title marked the box that says "mileage exceeds physical limits".
I mean I personally don't give a **** if it says that on the new title, but better to not have it.
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09-03-2009, 06:00 PM
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you're fucked and in texas this means you have to get a lawyer. My green miata is stricken with "total mileage unknown" because the dumb ***** and her illiterate boss at the title office can't tell the difference between a 4 and a 9 in 143,000 miles. I hope that bitch is dead.
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They take title info pretty serious here too. Messing up is bad, just have to do it right the first time.
09-03-2009, 06:47 PM
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The previous owner made a mistake on the title of a car I bought (in Florida) and the DMV said I had to fill out a bunch of paperwork and get the previous owner to sign it and have it notarized. I don't think the white out will work unless you run into someone in a really good mood at the dmv, and good luck w/ that.
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09-03-2009, 07:18 PM
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For my bike, I tried to fix the title with whiteout because the dumbass before me wrote his name in the wrong place. When I handed it to the lady at the title office, she tore me a new one about how illegal using whiteout on a title is.
Whiteout doesn't work in TX. Prob not in NY either.
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Whiteout doesn't work in TX. Prob not in NY either.
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09-03-2009, 07:24 PM
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At the moment I think **** it and just give it the way it is, the seller was a made flaky character that never answers his email and I could never get him to help me with this.
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09-04-2009, 07:52 AM
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I had a friend who got lucky and just marked through the error and put the SELLER'S initials beside it (forged so I wouldn't suggest it), but that was in a small town in Ga. Here in Florida, it's gotta be signed and notorized if there are ANY corrections at all.
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09-04-2009, 02:25 PM
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... AND he charged me 4 bucks for the notary cause I didn't have 5.
Also, had no idea penn titles needed to be notarized.
I dont know if its possible to say this, but I love the staten island DMV. ill cross the bridge 10 times before I go to the ------ ridden place in brooklyn that has a thousand people in it at any given moment, smells like urine, and any dmv transaction down to the simplest takes 3 hours minimum. I was in and out today, including the walk to get the **** notarized, in 45 minutes.
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09-04-2009, 03:23 PM
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Quoted to show what a racist **** you are.
I found a crack head notary on the same plaza where the DMV is. I saw he was a mad chill character, had I known I would have done it but I didnt have a computer or paper at hand to do it out in the car. Plus, I went to staten island to get it done, and that would mean crossing the bridge again for another 10 bucks. So I said **** it and submitted it as is. Ill correct it later.
... AND he charged me 4 bucks for the notary cause I didn't have 5.
Also, had no idea penn titles needed to be notarized.
I dont know if its possible to say this, but I love the staten island DMV. ill cross the bridge 10 times before I go to the ------ ridden place in brooklyn that has a thousand people in it at any given moment, smells like urine, and any dmv transaction down to the simplest takes 3 hours minimum. I was in and out today, including the walk to get the **** notarized, in 45 minutes.
... AND he charged me 4 bucks for the notary cause I didn't have 5.
Also, had no idea penn titles needed to be notarized.
I dont know if its possible to say this, but I love the staten island DMV. ill cross the bridge 10 times before I go to the ------ ridden place in brooklyn that has a thousand people in it at any given moment, smells like urine, and any dmv transaction down to the simplest takes 3 hours minimum. I was in and out today, including the walk to get the **** notarized, in 45 minutes.
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09-04-2009, 06:18 PM
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You dont need to quote me, ill flat out say it. I hate lazy ******* that take advantage of the system.
You were given a job, a good one, a guaranteed one with all the benefits you can dream of, yet you do everything in your power to abuse the people who come to you, sometimes begging for help.
You were given a job, a good one, a guaranteed one with all the benefits you can dream of, yet you do everything in your power to abuse the people who come to you, sometimes begging for help.
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09-05-2009, 12:08 AM
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You dont need to quote me, ill flat out say it. I hate lazy ******* that take advantage of the system.
You were given a job, a good one, a guaranteed one with all the benefits you can dream of, yet you do everything in your power to abuse the people who come to you, sometimes begging for help.
You were given a job, a good one, a guaranteed one with all the benefits you can dream of, yet you do everything in your power to abuse the people who come to you, sometimes begging for help.
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09-05-2009, 12:25 PM
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I think it's pathetic that someone will still use the word ------ to classify a group of people. Why take that extra step to highlight and focus on their race with such a derogatory term? Is laziness an attribute exclusive to black people? No it isn't. In fact I'm fairly sure there are as many lazy white people leaching off the system.
You could have just referred to them as what they are, lazy unemployed leaches. There is no need whatsoever to bring in the race card and in doing so you only show yourself up for the deep seated racist that you are. I wish there were more people like you.
You could have just referred to them as what they are, lazy unemployed leaches. There is no need whatsoever to bring in the race card and in doing so you only show yourself up for the deep seated racist that you are. I wish there were more people like you.
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