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As I understand the question, you are in possession of the car, but you can't get the title for the car? In the US, it is likely that police will say that your problem is a civil matter. If an officer has time and is willing, s/he might stop by the seller's and discuss why it would be better to resolve the issue before it rises to the level of fraud.Whether the matter actually can rise to the level of a criminal offense is highly dependent on your jurisdiction.You might also see what is involved in getting a replacement title from your local DMV. If possible, you might consider taking a title release letter to the seller for a signature, as it is possible that the seller is unwilling to admit s/he has lost the car's title.Good luck.

Please do not do any of the potentially illegal things several people have suggested. It won’t matter who is in or blocking your space if you are in jail or calling relatives and friends to come down and bail you out—not to mention court appearances and lawyer fees.In most jurisdictions, if someone is parked in your driveway or assigned parking space (or is blocking your use of same), you generally have the right to have the offender’s car removed by a towing company.In the case of tenants, local regulations may require that spaces be numbered or otherwise identified and that a large nearby sign saying offenders will be towed must be posted.Call your local police department and ask if you can have the car towed and how to do that. They will explain the options allowed in your town.In some places, to actually get a tow, you may have to call the police first and they must come and put a ticket on the car and call the towing company. The towing company will notify the police after towing the car. The offender will have to call the police to find out where the car is being impounded.If your management company wanted to pay for a special service, it could have a specific towing company that would come when called or patrol the lot at certain hours.When you find out how to proceed in your area, it would be a good idea to send a certified letter to the repeat offender informing him of what may happen the next time. If they are not too stupid, the problem will not be repeated. If not, have the car towed. Once he has paid a towing charge and daily impound fees to get his car released, he is unlikely to repeat the behaviour.Of course if he is a psychopath, he may kill you in some gruesome manner—but that’s a risk of modern life in many daily situations.

Always carry your iqama in your wallet.Don’t hangout with the opposite sex if you’re not related. If you are then make sure both of you are carrying IDs.If you’re not Muslim know the 5 prayer times because all business would be closed during. It’ll save you a lot of time if you plan your errands around them.The heat wont affect you much since there’s air conditioning everywhere but the dryness will. Especially in winter. Be prepared for sinus infections. Get a humidifier (I don’t think they’re all that, but others I know swear by them).DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES take photos or videos of a Police Officer (Shurta). It’ll land you 5 days or more in jail.Have some shawarma.Get an SUV if you can. Fuel is cheap, (comparatively. It is expected to increase in the not so distant future) you’ll be driving a lot, and there are plenty of nice off road locations near Riyadh. But seriously, do get a car. You can’t do much without one here. Walking is out of the question. The roads aren’t really designed for pedestrians. Cars are fairly cheap though and there are also some decent leasing companies. You can lease used cars too. Follow traffic rules. Penalties are heavy nowadays.If you have a family, find out about the new dependent fees and how much you’d be paying. It’s going to increase every year until 2020 so do check that out too. DO NOT IGNORE THIS.Have more shawarma. It’s really good!Watch your weight. There’s something about this country that makes it really difficult to stay in shape. Maybe it’s all the mandi.Go to Bahrain for the weekend. Or don’t, we’ve got cinemas now!If you like wearing shorts make sure they reach your knees. It’s usually not a problem but it’s better to avoid any altercations with the religious police. (Assuming you’re a man. If not then you can start searching for abayas on souq. com haha)There’s a huge metro project underway. It’s best if you get a place in an area that isn’t affected by road closures. The Northern side of Riyadh is the place to be nowadays.Learn basic Arabic. You can easily get by without it. But it helps a lot to know the language. This ones a no brainer.Your sponsor can’t hold your passport. If they do they’re violating the labor law.But you can’t leave the country without an exit re-entry visa. Which only your sponsor can issue for you. You can however issue it for your family from the Ministry of Interior, Absher portal.Speaking of the Absher portal, this will be the go to place for nearly all of your government related stuff. Register for it from the MOI kiosks present at many locations across the city. There’s a list of locations on the ministry’s website.You won’t be able to switch jobs once you’re here. It’ll be very difficult since you’re probably coming here on your employer’s visa. You’ll need a ‘release letter’ from your employer which they probably won’t give to you.You can drive to Dubai. It only takes 10–11 hours. Pretty good drive.If you have kids the schools here aren’t that great. The more expensive ones are better though.