Typically, lenders won’t allow someone else to take over your car loan but it’s worth asking to see what their policy is on loan assumption. If your lender allows loan assumption, your mom will have to go through a process very similar to the initial loan signing.
The lender will perform a credit check to ensure that your mom qualifies for the current terms, conditions, and due date set by your financial situation. If your mom qualifies for the loan, she’ll need to sign the contract to assume the loan.
If your lender doesn’t allow loan assumption, another option would be refinancing the loan. Finding a new lender could lower your monthly payments and make the loan more manageable for you, so you don’t have to give up your vehicle entirely.
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