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#1319860 07/30/2019 9:52 PM
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I am fixing to sell a GMC Sonoma pickup I have used for a standby DD. The title has the name of my trust as owner. Can any fellow Stovebolters tell me how to sign it as signature of seller.
It goes something like TTEE.
I'll appreciate any help.

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Ask whoever set up your trust for clarification?

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A trustee signs when selling an asset in/for a trust:

Trustee's full legal name (as listed on the trust document), Trustee, Full Name of the Trust

George E. Smith, Trustee, Joe Btfsplk Revocable Trust

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Tim’s got it.


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Thanks guys.
George


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I believe that DMV, or a notary, may want to see the document that names the trustee.


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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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Originally Posted by bartamos
I believe that DMV, or a notary, may want to see the document that names the trustee.
Yes, and, that doumement might have to have been notarized?

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Yes , the Trust would be notarized when created. The sellers signature on the title is notarized in some states.


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