Flint 1760
Pretty much as above, except you'll be the only one signing it.  Just type up a simple document showing the date you purchased it and from whom you purchased and include the serial number.
 
Then register and upload your document/receipt: https://www.evga.com/support/register.asp.  The warranty date will be effective from the date it was shipped.
 
If you have any problems, just contact EVGA Customer Service.  Be aware that parts of the EVGA site are having problems, it is sporadic as to which section and when.
 
Hope this helps.

Good job.     

Just wanted to check and make sure, a card bought second hand is not eligible for extended warranty.

You are correct, second hand GPUs are not eligible:  https://www.evga.com/warranty/extended/.

sibu1172
Just wanted to check and make sure, a card bought second hand is not eligible for extended warranty.

Correct.

edit: sorry nevermind, question was already answered above me

If I'm purchasing the card from EVGA.com with intent of selling it to a friend at cost (I'm not intending on opening the box or registering it), can they just register it themselves and still get the option for extended warranty? I assume we'd still upload the receipt with a document stating it was purchased for them instead of my use? 
 
Or what would be the best way to go about this to basically relieve my registration/warranty control to them completely?
 
Thanks!

Krisztianf
If I'm purchasing the card from EVGA.com with intent of selling it to a friend at cost (I'm not intending on opening the box or registering it), can they just register it themselves and still get the option for extended warranty? I assume we'd still upload the receipt with a document stating it was purchased for them instead of my use? 
 
Or what would be the best way to go about this to basically relieve my registration/warranty control to them completely?
 
Thanks!

It is still a second hand warranty and the warranty period begins from the date that the GPU was shipped from EVGA to you.  To be helpful to the buyer, make a bill of sale that transfers ownership from you to the buyer.  That way when they register the card, they can upload the bill of sale in case they need to RMA in the future.

I recently got a new EVGA 3060 Ti secondhand from a fellow regular on another forum, for a non-scalper price even (he was in a queue but had bought a 3070 used in the interim). Anyway, I registered it with EVGA but what counts as a receipt for warranty purposes in such a case? I have an emailed payment receipt from Paypal, but there's no mention of the card there. The guy did send me a PDF of his original order from EVGA, but of course it has his name on it, and doesn't show me in any way. I have an email chain, I guess, but that's not one document. So I'm a bit at sea.
 
Would it be enough if he provided me a bill of sale acknowledging payment for his card on such and such a date?  Would it need to be signed by him and scanned? Could I upload that plus my Paypal receipt (which itself does not mention the card)?  Or, if I can upload two documents, I could use the PDF of his original order, then a PDF of my Paypal payment to him-- would that work?

Papageno
I recently got a new EVGA 3060 Ti secondhand from a fellow regular on another forum, for a non-scalper price even (he was in a queue but had bought a 3070 used in the interim). Anyway, I registered it with EVGA but what counts as a receipt for warranty purposes in such a case? I have an emailed payment receipt from Paypal, but there's no mention of the card there. The guy did send me a PDF of his original order from EVGA, but of course it has his name on it, and doesn't show me in any way. I have an email chain, I guess, but that's not one document. So I'm a bit at sea.
 
Would it be enough if he provided me a bill of sale acknowledging payment for his card on such and such a date?  Would it need to be signed by him and scanned? Could I upload that plus my Paypal receipt (which itself does not mention the card)?  Or, if I can upload two documents, I could use the PDF of his original order, then a PDF of my Paypal payment to him-- would that work?

Your Paypal receipt will suffice.  Don't overthink it.

EVGATech_LeeM

Papageno
I recently got a new EVGA 3060 Ti secondhand from a fellow regular on another forum, for a non-scalper price even (he was in a queue but had bought a 3070 used in the interim). Anyway, I registered it with EVGA but what counts as a receipt for warranty purposes in such a case? I have an emailed payment receipt from Paypal, but there's no mention of the card there. The guy did send me a PDF of his original order from EVGA, but of course it has his name on it, and doesn't show me in any way. I have an email chain, I guess, but that's not one document. So I'm a bit at sea.
 
Would it be enough if he provided me a bill of sale acknowledging payment for his card on such and such a date?  Would it need to be signed by him and scanned? Could I upload that plus my Paypal receipt (which itself does not mention the card)?  Or, if I can upload two documents, I could use the PDF of his original order, then a PDF of my Paypal payment to him-- would that work?

Your Paypal receipt will suffice.  Don't overthink it.

Thanks for the reply. Even with no mention in it of the card itself, eh? Cool.