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If they wish, the next-of-kin may add a co-owner at time of titling. Proof of Michigan No-Fault insurance (if the vehicle will be registered in Michigan).Valid driver’s licenses or IDs for all next-of-kin.(Next-of-kin with a legal right to ownership of the deceased's vehicle who don't wish to claim the vehicle must also sign the Certification from the Heir form.) Certification from the Heir to a Vehicle form completed by the next-of-kin.A certified copy of the death certificate for the deceased.The surviving spouse or legal next-of-kin may transfer the vehicle into their name by presenting the following at a Secretary of State office: Next-of-kin with no interest in the vehicle must complete a certification statement to this effect. If there is no surviving spouse, and there are several closest next-of-kin (e.g., multiple brothers or sisters), all share equal inheritance. If the deceased owner's estate isn’t probated, ownership will be assumed by the surviving spouse or legal next-of-kin. If there is an outstanding lien against the vehicle, the seller must provide a lien termination statement or include a signature from a representative of the financial institution financing the loan on the title. The title cannot be modified (such as scratching a name out). Accurate odometer reading or odometer disclosure statement.The buyer and/or buyer and seller will need to provide the original vehicle title (no photocopies) with the following information: Whether you’re buying a vehicle from an individual or a family member, it is strongly recommended that both the buyer and the seller visit a Secretary of State office to transfer the title together and complete the vehicle purchase. However, for private vehicle sales or when transferring a vehicle to a family member, the responsibility for transferring the title rests with the seller and you. If you are buying a vehicle at a dealership, the dealer will process the paperwork for transferring the title to you. When you buy or inherit a vehicle, the title must be transferred into your name to verify the ownership has passed from the previous owner to you.