Georgia Form T-107: Odometer Discrepancy Affidavit

When transferring vehicle ownership in Georgia, accurate odometer readings are critical. But what happens when there's a discrepancy between the recorded mileage and the actual odometer reading? That's where Form T-107: Odometer Discrepancy Affidavit comes in.

What Is Form T-107?

Form T-107 is an official affidavit issued by the Georgia Department of Revenue's Motor Vehicle Division. It's used when there's an odometer discrepancy reflected on documents pertaining to the transfer of ownership of a vehicle. This form allows the seller/transferor and purchaser/transferee to execute statements of facts explaining the discrepancy.

When Do You Need Form T-107?

You'll need Form T-107 in situations such as:

• The odometer reading on the title doesn't match the actual mileage
• There was a clerical error when recording the mileage
• The odometer was replaced or repaired, and the mileage changed
• The vehicle's true mileage is unknown or exceeds mechanical limits

Why Does Georgia Require Notarization?

Georgia law requires that Form T-107 must be notarized by a commissioned notary public. This requirement serves several important purposes:

• Identity Verification: The notary confirms that both parties are who they claim to be
• Voluntary Execution: The notary ensures both parties are signing willingly and understand the document
• Fraud Prevention: Notarization creates a legal record that helps prevent odometer fraud, which is a serious consumer protection issue
• Legal Accountability: The notary's seal and signature make the affidavit legally binding and admissible in court if disputes arise

What Documents Do You Need?

When submitting Form T-107, you'll typically need:

• Completed and signed Form T-107 (notarized)
• Completed and signed Form MV-1 Title/Tag Application
• The vehicle's current title
• Valid identification for both parties

Where to Get the Form

You can download Form T-107 directly from the Georgia Department of Revenue website. Make sure both parties appear before a notary public before signing.

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