You will need a clear title. Any lien holder listed on the title must be cleared and or released by the bank. This law varies by state. Please refer to the DMV in your state for clear instructions. You can access your state DMV web site from our DVM Links page.
This law varies by state. Please refer to the DMV in your state for clear instructions. See our DVM Links page to access the DMV web site in your state.
Contact your state DMV for directions on how to obtain a new title. You can access your state DMV web site from our DVM Links page.
Contact your state DMV for directions on how to transfer the title into your name. See our DVM Links page to access the DMV web site in your state.
Contact your state DMV for directions on how to transfer the title into your name. You can access your state DMV web site from our DVM Links page.
Each state has different criteria on how notification is made. Some states require the license plates to be returned to the DMV and other states may require a Release of Liability to be submitted to the DMV. Please contact your State DMV for directions on how to notify the state that you are no longer the owner of the vehicle. See our DVM Links page to access the DMV web site in your state.
Some states do require the title or transfer forms to be notarized, please check with your State DMV office for clarification. You can access your state DMV web site from our DVM Links page.