Hi. I'll soon be establishing domicile in Livingston, Texas and shortly thereafter selling my only car. So I will be without any vehicle. Most domicile checklists I've seen recommend getting your car registered and titled in Texas. Which makes sense, especially since car registration documents can help establish proof of residency.
If I'm going to sell my car, though, do I even need to go through the hassle of getting new registration, title and tags? I have valid registration, title and insurance in Kansas and I think that's all Texas Carmax needs when buying it.
It looks like many different types of documents can help establish proof for residency, e.g. statements from financial institutions, paystub, insurance card.
In my situation why would I need to register, tag and title my car in Texas? Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Luke
