Follow the steps to complete your odometer correction request

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your desired editor.
2. Provide your name in the designated field for the person requesting the change. Include your last name, first name, and middle name as applicable.
3. Fill in your residence address, ensuring that you complete the fields for city, state, and zip code.
4. If your mailing address differs from your residence address, enter it in the respective fields, including city, state, and zip code.
5. Enter your daytime phone number for contact purposes.
6. Provide the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) for the vehicle in question along with the year, make, and model.
7. Include your driver’s license (BP or ID) number and customer number in the appropriate sections.
8. Decide whether to update your voter registration. Check the appropriate box if you do not wish to update your addresses.
9. Indicate the South Carolina title number and the incorrect odometer reading as outlined in the form. Specify if it is 'Exceeds', 'Exempt', or 'Not Actual'.
10. Clearly state the new odometer reading you wish to have on the title and select the appropriate mileage status: 'Actual', 'Exceeds', 'Exempt', or 'Not Actual'.
11. Provide an explanation for the incorrect reading in the space provided; use extra sheets if necessary.
12. Prepare to submit original documents that support your claim for the correction, ensuring they are within one year old. Include any repair or oil change records if available.
13. Sign and date the form certifying that you are the owner or acting on behalf of the owner, affirming that the information provided is correct.
14. If applicable, ensure that a DMV employee also signs and dates the form when it is accepted.
15. Finally, submit your completed request to the Headquarters Title Section by mail. Be prepared to include the title fee and all necessary documentation.

Complete your odometer correction request online today for efficient processing.