In the visitor.us dashboard, Step 2c asks: "Are you able to physically sign your vehicle's prior title?"
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Answer Yes if the title will pass through your hands and you can sign it yourself - for example, if you're collecting the vehicle from the seller and the seller is handing you the title at the same time.
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Answer No if the title will go directly from the seller to visitor.us without passing through your hands - for example, if you're buying remotely and having the seller ship the title to us for registration, or if you're buying from a dealership that will mail the title to us after the sale.

You can change your answer at any time. If your plans change, toggle Yes or No in the dashboard and the step will update accordingly.

If you can physically sign the title yourself, select Yes. Step 2c is complete.

Before you write anything on the title, please review our Prior Title Assignment Guide carefully, along with the title guide for the state that issued your vehicle's title.

Errors on a title can cause delays and additional costs.

If the dealership had you sign a dealer reassignment form, your signature in the buyer's section of the title is not required. Answer Yes on this step.

This comes up often: a dealership has you sign paperwork at purchase time even though the title itself is still in transit, for example from a bank, another dealership, or the seller. The reassignment form substitutes for a buyer signature on the title.

If you won't physically hold the title yourself, select No. You'll see three options in the dashboard. You can choose whichever fits your situation best.

Each option is explained below. Our Notarize Power of Attorney article covers the POA options in more depth if you want additional context.

In situations where the buyer and seller can't both sign a vehicle's title, the vehicle's title, accompanied by a bill of sale signed by both parties, can substitute for a signed title.

This option is useful whether the seller hasn't signed the seller's section, or you can't physically sign the buyer's section yourself, or both.

To submit a bill of sale, email a clear image to [email protected]. A visitor.us admin will review it and, if it contains all required elements, upload it to your dashboard and send you an email confirmation.

Before emailing, please review our Bill of Sale for Registration article, which covers the required elements, the signature notarization rules, and the odometer-disclosure requirement for vehicles model year 2011 and newer.

Click the Order online notarization button in the dashboard to begin.

visitor.us has partnered with NotaryCam for this service. Within about one business day of ordering your online notarization, NotaryCam will contact you to schedule a video conference at a time that works for you.

During the session, a licensed notary witnesses you electronically sign your pre-populated POA and electronically countersigns and stamps it. When the session is complete, NotaryCam sends the notarized POA to visitor.us automatically - you don't need to ship anything.

The fee for remote online notarization is $95.

If you'd prefer to notarize in person, click Download populated POA document. You'll receive a PDF of your POA pre-filled with your vehicle's details.

visitor.us LLC

544 E Main St, Suite B

Bozeman, MT 59715

United States

Only an authentic, physically notarized document is accepted. A photo, scan, or copy of a notarized POA is not sufficient. You're responsible for arranging the shipment — we recommend a trackable method such as FedEx or DHL. Customers shipping internationally may need to complete a customs declaration; use your carrier's standard international shipping option.

When we receive your notarized POA, we'll upload it to your dashboard within one business day and send you an email notification.

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