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If your original title has been lost or destroyed, you will need to request a duplicate title At the Maryland MVA, you can obtain a duplicate title but it can take 7-10 business days to receive it.

Documents needed include Proof of Ownership, Application for Certificate of Title, Maryland Safety Inspection Certificate, Proof of Vehicle's Value, Lease Agreement and Payment Proof (if applicable), Lien Information, Lein Release, and Power of Attorney (if applicable).

How do I obtain a Maryland Inspection Certification for my vehicle? To obtain an inspection certification, you must have your vehicle inspected at a licensed vehicle safety inspection station in Maryland. There are approximately 1,600 of these facilities throughout the state.

If your vehicle fails to meet any safety standard, the Maryland Inspection Certification cannot be issued. You must have the problem(s) identified on the station's inspection report fixed and then have the vehicle re-inspected by the same registered inspection mechanic at the same station.

The inspection certificate is only valid for 90 days. If you do not have an inspection certification dated 90 days prior to registration, another inspection will be required.

Most used vehicles are required by Maryland Law​ to undergo a safety inspection prior to its sale or transfer. Generally, the seller or transferor of the vehicle is required to obtain the inspection certification.

General. Other inspection includes various features including emissions equipment; CV boots; gear selection indicator; speedometer and odometer; driver's seat and safety belts; doors, latches, hinges and handles; vehicle hood and latch; windshield wipers, mirrors and vehicle glazing (windows).

01.06 To apply for a license to operate a licensed inspection station, Please go to our Online Licensing portal: ASED online licensing, and complete the online application and attach the required documents and submit. Questions concerning the application process can be sent to msp.ased@maryland.gov.