North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV/RMV) Customer FAQ

To transfer ownership of a vehicle into your name in North Carolina after the death of a spouse, you would typically have to follow several steps. These would generally include: 1. Acquiring a death certificate for your spouse. 2. Completing a title application form. 3. Submitting a notarized affidavit to confirm the spouse's death. 4. Providing evidence of your relationship to the deceased (such as a marriage certificate). Please ensure to contact your local North Carolina DMV office to confirm specifics, as regulations can vary, and there may be other documents or fees required. It's crucial to accomplish this promptly to avoid any legal complications.

The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (NCDMV) does not directly handle stolen vehicle reports. If your vehicle has been stolen, you should immediately file a report with your local law enforcement agency. Make sure you provide them with the full details, including your license plate number, vehicle identification number, and the model and color of your vehicle. Once you've filed the police report, contact your insurance company to inform them about the incident and start any necessary claim procedures. The police and your insurance company will guide you further on the next steps.