You're viewing the instructions for an individual (or multiple individuals) selling their vehicle to another individual (or multiple individuals). You're either the only vendor or one of the vendors.
The purchaser and you need to agree on a location to meet up so they can pay you and sign the documents.
Ask the purchaser to meet you at the bank to deposit the money directly in the agreed bank account. This way, you don't need to worry about making sure you've been handed the exact amount, or anything like fake notes or other types of fraud. The bank may ask you for a signed deed of sale as proof of sale. Both the purchaser and you need to sign it at the counter, not before that. Make sure the signatures match the ones on the respective party's proof of identity. The bank will then inform you whether the funds have been transferred to your account.
At this point, the purchaser can leave with the vehicle.
The purpose of this document is to certify that the vehicle being sold is not legally tied to anything that prevents its sale, e.g. theft, loan, opposition of sale, etc. This document can be issued at NLTA's headquarters or sub offices.
Before going to the NLTA ensure the following:
The NLTA officer will hand you the following:
Make sure to inform your insurance company about the sale of your vehicle so they can terminate its insurance contract.
At this point, you're done with all the required formalities. The purchaser will need to proceed with registration, insurance and transfer of ownership.