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In short, the answer to your question is yes. A forged signature on a title indicates that whoever had possession of the vehicle pursuant to the forged signature was not in rightful possession. The question becomes whether there is proof of the forgery. If there is no proof of the forgery and the forged signature is registered with the DMV to show that the title was transferred, then it will be very difficult to void the sale. The new title can be voided, but it would be very difficult to prove.

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The testimony/affidavit of the person who's signature was forged, or the admission of the person who forged the signature.