Comments on: Papers to Prove It

By: jessie andrews

jessie andrews — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 02:09:27 +0000

he is aproximatly 7 years according to the vet

By: jessie andrews

jessie andrews — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 02:07:21 +0000

he is a sorel gelding with a blaze and a snip his name when i got hin was wildfire but that is not the original name he has doc bar and badger background

By: jessie andrews

jessie andrews — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 02:04:39 +0000

i have a question about get papers on a quater horse i bought about 4 yrs ago. the guy i got him from was the second owner of this horse the first owner signed the transfer papers but the guy i got him from never had the papers fully transfered to his name and i was about to send them in but they were lost in my last move and i do not know the horses original name and i think the first owner is now deseaced what should i do and how do i get the papers back?

By: jessie

jessie — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 02:03:34 +0000

By: kylie

kylie — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 19:12:14 +0000

additional info:
is there anyway i can get a copy of his papers?

his name was whiskey when i got him. (thats all i know-may have had something else, hes a bay/white paint w/ blue eyes. black and white in winter.

By: kylie

kylie — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 19:08:51 +0000

i bought a beautiful paint gelding in march of this year. i was told he had papers but the lady i got them from no longer had them. (she lost them!) is there any way i can go about getting them? i dont know much about this horse except he has morgan horse in him. i have a letter transferring all ownership to me. along with all vet records/boarding records since ive had him.

By: Geovanni Herrera

Geovanni Herrera — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 19:05:53 +0000

In 2000 i bought a yearling stallion my friend had brought me from a breeder im not sure what state though he had gone on a yearling hunt to bring back to illinois to sell, his certificate says his owner lived in canada, his owner signed the transfer and everything just so the day the person who actually decided to keep the horse could register him. Since my friend owned that horse for a short period of time before i got him does he still have to be on the certificate? he never sent the transfer in for himself, and i am now in the process of putting him under my name and like i said i have the transfer with the signature of the original owner so whoever kept it could send it in when they please. can i simply transfer him as if i had bought him from the original owner since he is the one who signed the horse over on the transfer and none of his previous owners transfered him to their names?

By: AIMEE A

AIMEE A — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 04:04:48 +0000

I have bought a mare from a man and he never sent in the transfer of ownership . but they filled out info on the back to do it. Now how do I transfer her to my name . I do not know the owner of her before mr tip who I got her from.What do I do now ?

By: Frances H.

Frances H. — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 05:09:42 +0000

I recently was given a registered horse, from a woman that was estranged from her husband.. She had 8 children and couldn’t care for the horse anymore… She gave me the registration certificate with the horse, but she signed the transfer papers… Will this be acknowledged, since her husbands name is on the registration and she has no way of contacting him???

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By: Janey Dodd

Janey Dodd — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 22:53:43 +0000

How can I reach Gary Griffith now? Thank you.

By: Sandy C

Sandy C — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 22:24:16 +0000

My husband died with a will. The will is registered in the state of Nevada. My husband lived and died in NV. We were estranged. I am the executrix and heir on his will. The will states that if I were to die within 120 days of my husbands death the estate would then pass to his sons. The 120 days have passed. I am still alive and well. The horses are in the custody of a woman that my husband lived with. She is selling them off. In at least one instance I believe she has forged his name of the registration papers. The four horses are registered with the AQHA with my husband and this woman like this “j. doe/smith ranch”. This woman is aware that my husband died and began selling the horses as soon as he died. I am the heir in his will, unless like I stated I were to die within 120 days of his death and then the sons are the heir. Please tell me how to get this womans name off the horses registration papers and how to prevent her from continuing to sell off horses that she clearly does not own. Also how can I hold her accountable for the stallion she has already transfered into her name alone and for forging my deceased husbands name on documents submitted to the AQHA. Please – do not tell me to call registration – they have no answers for me, also – do not tell me contact a lawyer as they have told me to contact the AQHA and get your rules regarding this matter. I would appreciate communicating with someone in your organization knowledgable about the law, in particular estate law. This estate has not been put into probate since under Nevada law this estate does not meet the value threshold requiring the probate process. How can I stop this woman from steeling our estate, and how can I encourage the AQHA to stop enabling this woman to sell stolen horses? Thank you.