Are death certificates public record?
Yes, death certificates are used for public records. A death certificate is equally Important as birth and marriage certificate. Death certificates are really helpful for public record as a country can analyze the population of that particular country. Total Population of a country can be determined through birth and death certificate.In order to keep the record of a death certificate in the USA, one can contact vital records online. They have a secure system software which can help us to keep our all vital documents safe. You just have to register with vital records and the rest of the process is done by their professionals. They serve in more than fifty states in the USA.
How do you sell a car that is not in your own name?
You will have to get the named person or persons on the title to sign the title. Then you can sell the car as your own. It will be like you bought the car yourself from them, whether you actually paid them or not.You can also sell the car if you have a power of attorney from the owner(s) for that purpose. Also, if you are the executor of a deceased person’s will. The exact mechanisms of these two will vary by state, in the US.Caveat: If you have a title that has been signed by the owner, legally you are supposed to title that car in your name, paying the fees and taxes due to the state before you resell the car - IF you do not have a car dealer’s license. By skipping this step you are defrauding the state of their tax dollars. It’s called skip titling. It is done all the time, but it is actually illegal.If you are actually acting as the owner’s agent in selling the car, then you wouldn’t be skip titling. In that case, it would be best to simply have the final sale meeting with the owner(s) and the buyer(s) so the owner can sign the title over to the buyer. As a buyer, I won’t buy a car from someone whose name isn’t on the title, though there are many people who will.