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Maleficent_Weird8613 t1_j63avez wrote

There's a form that you can fill out on the DMV website that you can gift someone a car. I would assume you would have to have it registered to your brother.

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Badger_Mandrthal t1_j63f7hu wrote

You'll need your grandfather's current registration and title if your have it. Probably a copy of his death certificate. Even though the truck isn't running he'll most likely have to register and insure it, not to drive it but just to make it legally his in the states view. He should do this asap especially if his or his heirs intention is to ever fix it or sell it. Even junking it will be easier if it's legally his in the eyes of the state and that's best accomplished with a registration. Sorry about your loss.

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waninggib t1_j63htwo wrote

Does he have a POA? The POA can technically sell the car to you and sign over the title.

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moreobviousthings t1_j642flz wrote

r/dmv can be really helpful. Be sure and include “RI” in the title.

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Rhode_Islan-derp t1_j64cp27 wrote

Recently just went through this. Called the DMV and the woman there was very nice and sent over all the documents we needed to fill out and gave us a list of what we'd need to bring. She even set up the appointment for us.

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Cash50911 t1_j63n368 wrote

Make sure you talk with your accountant!!!

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Unique-Public-8594 t1_j63b6b5 wrote

Google works great for questions like this:

https://dmv.ri.gov/media/701/download?language=en

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Low-Dragonfly-5352 t1_j63c1n4 wrote

Reddit wouldn’t exist if people used google instead of relying on strangers to google for them.

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