TOD stands for title on death and is an important aspect of vehicle titling. In essence TOD allows you to say: I own this vehicle and it will go into this person’s name when I die. Once the vehicle’s usual registration processes are dealt with, e.g. VIN, smog, or safety inspection, then all that is required is a copy of the death certificate. With the certificate you can get the vehicle titled in your name. However not all states allow this to be done. The reason for TOD is to keep the vehicle out of probate upon death and a new owner can more easily assume title to the vehicle.
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