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does aaa transfer car titles

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JaxonFitz
12/19/25 4:24pm

Yes, AAA can transfer car titles in many states, but it is not a full-service replacement for your local DMV. The key is that AAA offers this service primarily to its members, and the specific services and fees vary significantly by state and even by the specific AAA club. For the most part, AAA acts as an authorized third-party agent, meaning they can process the paperwork and submit it to the DMV on your behalf, which can save you a significant amount of time waiting in line.

The process is generally straightforward if you come prepared. You'll need to go to a AAA branch that offers these services, which is not every location. Essential documents include the current title signed over to you, a bill of sale, valid identification, and proof of insurance. You will also need to pay the required state taxes and fees, plus a service fee to AAA. It's crucial to check your specific AAA club's website for a complete checklist, as requirements for things as emissions tests or VIN inspections can differ.

The major advantage is convenience. For members, using AAA can mean bypassing long DMV lines. However, a key limitation is that AAA typically cannot handle complex title situations, such as transfers involving an estate, a missing title, or out-of-state transactions that require special paperwork. For standard, straightforward title transfers within the same state, AAA is an excellent and efficient option.

The table below outlines the variability of this service across several major states:

StateAAA Service Available?Key Notes & Limitations
CaliforniaYes (via AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah, and the Auto Club of Southern California)Can handle most standard new and used vehicle title transfers and registrations. A very popular alternative to the DMV.
New YorkYesOffers vehicle registration and title service for members. Can process new registrations and title transfers.
FloridaLimitedAAA clubs in Florida primarily focus on driver licensing services and may not offer full vehicle title transfer services.
TexasNoAAA does not act as a vehicle title and registration agent in Texas. All transactions must go through the county tax assessor-collector.
MichiganYesAAA Michigan offers extensive vehicle title, registration, and plate renewal services for members.
PennsylvaniaYesMany AAA clubs in PA offer vehicle registration and title services, including issuing plates on the spot.
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SanAubrey
12/27/25 2:19am

Yeah, they do, but it depends on where you live. I used AAA here in California to avoid the DMV nightmare. I just brought my paperwork to a local AAA office, and they handled everything right there. It was way faster, but I had to be a member. Call your local branch first to make sure they offer it and what you need to bring.

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