A Kansas motor vehicle power of attorney (Form TR-41) grants someone the authority to act as the vehicle owner’s representative. The duties the form allows that representative (called an “attorney-in-fact”) to carry out include transferring the vehicle’s title, applying for title, and registering it. The lienholders must be noted if the vehicle carries any liens or encumbrances.
A Kansas motor vehicle power of attorney (Form TR-41) grants someone the authority to act as the vehicle owner’s representative. The duties the form allows that representative (called an “attorney-in-fact”) to carry out include transferring the vehicle’s title, applying for title, and registering it. The lienholders must be noted if the vehicle carries any liens or encumbrances.
A Kansas motor vehicle power of attorney (Form TR-41) grants someone the authority to act as the vehicle owner’s representative. The duties the form allows that representative (called an “attorney-in-fact”) to carry out include transferring the vehicle’s title, applying for title, and registering it. The lienholders must be noted if the vehicle carries any liens or encumbrances.
Kansas Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney and Odometer Disclosure for Electronic Title (Form TR-40) – The seller can utilize this form to choose a representative when Kansas owns the title electronically. This form must be utilized when selling a car to a non-licensed dealer.
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