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The process for getting a new title for your truck varies depending on your state’s laws. Here’s a general overview and what you’ll typically need:

1. Gather Necessary Documents

Original Title: This is the most crucial document.
Bill of Sale: A document that records the sale of the vehicle.  
Proof of Insurance: You’ll need to show current insurance coverage for the truck.  
Odometer Reading: You’ll need to provide the current mileage of the truck.  
Identification: Your driver’s license or other valid form of identification will be required.  
Payment for Fees: There will likely be fees associated with transferring the title.  
2. Visit Your Local DMV

Take all the necessary documents to your local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office. They will review your paperwork and guide you through the specific steps required in your state.

3. Complete the Application

You’ll need to fill out an application for a new vehicle title. The DMV will provide you with the necessary forms.

4. Pay Applicable Fees

Pay the required fees for the title transfer.

5. Receive Your New Title

Once the application is processed, you will receive your new truck title in the mail.  

Important Notes:

Lienholder Information: If there is a lien on the truck (e.g., if you’re still financing it), you’ll need to obtain a lien release from the lender before you can transfer the title.  
State-Specific Requirements: The exact process and required documents may vary depending on your state.
Online Services: Some states may allow you to transfer a vehicle title online. Check your state’s DMV website for more information.  
I recommend visiting your state’s DMV website or contacting them directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information on how to transfer a vehicle title.