What might consumers need to provide to transfer warranty to a new owner?

To transfer a warranty to a new owner, the original purchase receipt is typically required. This document serves as proof that the warranty is valid and that the product was legally acquired by the initial owner. It indicates the purchase date and confirms whether the warranty is still active, which is essential for the new owner to claim any warranty services.

Verification of the new owner's identity may be relevant in some situations, but it is not commonly needed for warranty transfer processes. Similarly, there is no requirement for a new warranty purchase; the original warranty should remain intact with the transfer. Proof of product usage does not generally play a role in the transfer of warranty ownership, as the warranty is linked to the product itself rather than the owner’s history of use.