Georgia - transfer of an auto impact on long term Medicaid assets?

In GA if my spouse or I sold or gifted autos within the 5 year lookback, it had to be reported. All cars registered to either of us had to be declared. An exchange between spouses would be ok. I was told that whenever a car was traded it had to be for it's fair market value and not gifted to anybody - including extended family members. It could be sold to family members - for FMV.

Who is currently the vehicle's registered owner, primary insured, or payer of any auto loan? If there is a loan in your situation that may make a difference. Our vehicle had a loan attached to it but I really don't know how that might play into the eligibility process. In GA I had to produce the annual auto tag/tax fee card for Medicaid purposes.

I do not believe so, though every State will have their own procedures and rules. In my case, Medicaid did not look at car titles and such in my father's name, they only looked at bank statements.

Yes. If no money at fair value exchanged hands it is gifting.