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74. New Co‐Owner Complete Legal Name (Last, First, Middle) – If ownership of the vehicle or mobile home is shared by two
persons, enter the last name, first name and middle name of the new co‐owner of the vehicle or mobile home. Note: If the
existing primary owner of a vehicle is adding a co‐owner to an existing South Carolina title, property taxes will have to be paid in
both names to obtain a new plate and registration; or the primary owner or co‐owner may transfer a plate that is currently in
both names to this vehicle (a $10.00 transfer fee will apply even if the plate is currently on the vehicle). Additional co‐owners
are to be listed on a separate Form 400 with Sections B, D, and L completed. The primary owner is required to sign all additional
Forms 400 regardless of the relationship.
5. Shared Ownership – If “AND” is chosen, then the listed owners will hold title to the vehicle together. For example, if the
vehicle title states “John Smith AND Jane Smith,” then the signatures of both will be required for future title transactions. Also,
if the vehicle title states “John Smith AND Jane Smith,” and if John Smith dies, then the vehicle title can only be transferred or
re‐titled by way of the Probate Court. If “OR” is chosen, this type of ownership is called a joint tenancy with right of
survivorship. For example, if the vehicle title states “John Smith OR Jane Smith,” they are owners as joint tenants with rights of
survivorship. If John Smith dies, then Jane Smith becomes the owner upon John Smith’s death. When John Smith dies, Jane
Smith will need the title for DMV to transfer the title into Jane Smith’s name. DMV will then issue a new title solely in Jane
Smith’s name. NOTE: If there is a lien on the title, then the lien must be satisfied prior to the transfer.
6. SC Customer No., SC Driver License No., Soc. Sec. or FEIN – Enter the customer number or driver’s license number issued by the
South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles for the co‐owner. Do not enter an Out of State driver’s license number. If the co‐
owner has not obtained a South Carolina customer number or driver’s license number, enter the co‐owner’s social security
number. If the co‐owner is a business or company, enter the social security number or FEIN (FEDERAL EMPLOYEE
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER) for the business or company.
7. Date of Birth – If the co‐owner is an individual, enter the date of birth of the co‐owner. If the co‐owner is a business or
company, leave this space blank.
8. Primary Owner’s Resident Street Address (Apt. No. If applicable) – Enter the complete residential street address for the
primary owner. A post office box address is not acceptable in this space. If the address is in an apartment complex, include the
apartment number. If the primary owner receives mail at an address other than the residential street address, that address
should be entered in the mailing address section. This is the address that the title and/or registration and all other SCDMV
correspondence or credentials will be mailed to if a mailing address or temporary address is not entered,
9. City – Enter the city for the primary owner’s residential street address.
10. State – Enter the state for the primary owner’s residential address.
11. Zip Code – Enter the zip code for the primary owner’s residential street address.
12. County – Enter the South Carolina county number or name for the primary owner’s residential street address, if the residential
address is in South Carolina.
13. Mailing Address (If Different from Above) – If the primary owner receives mail at an address other than the residential street
address, that address should be entered in this space. Unlike the residential street address, this address may be out of state. If
the address is in an apartment complex, include the apartment number. This is the address that the title and/or registration and
all other SCDMV correspondence and credentials will be mailed to unless left blank or a temporary address is indicated. SCDMV
correspondence and credentials will be sent here unless changed or removed by the primary owner.
14. City – Enter the city for the primary owner’s mailing address.
15. State – Enter the state for the primary owner’s mailing address.
16. Zip Code – Enter the zip code for the primary owner’s mailing address.
17. County – If the mailing address is in South Carolina, enter the South Carolina county number or name for the mailing address.
18. Address where vehicle is housed (If Different from above) – If the vehicle or mobile home is kept in a location in South Carolina
other than the residential address of the primary owner, indicate that address here. If the address is in an apartment complex,
include the apartment number.
19. City – Enter the city of the vehicle or mobile home’s housed address.
20. State – The state is marked “SC” because the housed address for the vehicle must be a South Carolina address.
21. Zip Code – Enter the zip code of the vehicle or mobile home’s housed address.
22. County – Enter the South Carolina county number or name for the vehicle or mobile home’s housed address.
23. Daytime Telephone Number – Enter the daytime telephone number of the primary owner here.
24. Temporary Address (If applicable) – If the primary owner will be receiving mail at a temporary address for a specified period of
time, enter the address, city, state and zip code of the temporary address. If the address is in an apartment complex, include the
apartment number. The title and/or registration and all other SCDMV correspondence and credentials will be mailed to this
address until the expiration date listed for this address.
25. Expiration Date of Temporary Address – Enter the date that the primary owner will no longer be receiving mail at the
temporary address. After the date indicated, all SCDMV correspondence and credentials will be mailed to the residential street
address or the mailing address, if indicated.
Instructions for Completing the Application for Title (Form 400)
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