South Carolina Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney Form | Form MC-25

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Published January 16, 2024

A South Carolina motor vehicle power of attorney (Form MC-25) is a legal document granting specific rights to an appointed individual so they can handle vehicle-related matters on the owner’s behalf. Depending on the powers the principal allocates, the agent may be able to transfer a vehicle, register it, or make title adjustments.

A notary public may witness the owner’s signature to make the document more legitimate, but it’s not necessary in South Carolina. Upon completing this paperwork, the declarant can guarantee that a trusted individual can handle their vehicle-related tasks without their direct involvement.

Statute: SC Uniform Power of Attorney Act (§ 62-8).

Signing Requirements: Principal only.

Notarization & Witnesses: Notary public (SC Code § 62-8-119).

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South Carolina Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney Form | Form MC-25