Get AL MVT 20-1 2012

There are two ways to replace a lost, damaged or stolen car title in Alabama. You can do it through mail, or you can do it in person at a Department of Revenue MVD location. To replace your title by mail: Complete the state's application for a replacement title (form MVT-12-1)

How long does it take to receive an Alabama title? Processing times may vary. Titles are normally issued within 10 15 days from the date the application and supporting documents are received by the Department and all required documentation is correct.

There are two ways to replace a lost, damaged or stolen car title in Alabama. You can do it through mail, or you can do it in person at a Department of Revenue MVD location. ... Complete the state's application for a replacement title (form MVT-12-1)

Complete the state's application for a replacement title (form MVT-12-1) Include the $15 title fee. Mail it to the following address:

Depending on state laws, paper titles are generally mailed and electronic titles and/or liens are released to the motor vehicle agency approximately 10 business days after the payoff is received. Allow 15-30 days for receipt of your title based on mail time and/or motor vehicle agency process.

Complete an application for the duplicate certificate of title, which is available online at your state's Department of Motor Vehicles' website or at your local DMV office. Photocopy your proof of identity. ... Get your application notarized if necessary. Make out a check for the fee.

Depending on state laws, paper titles are generally mailed and electronic titles and/or liens are released to the motor vehicle agency approximately 10 business days after the payoff is received. Allow 15-30 days for receipt of your title based on mail time and/or motor vehicle agency process.

Complete an application for the duplicate certificate of title, which is available online at your state's Department of Motor Vehicles' website or at your local DMV office. Photocopy your proof of identity. ... Get your application notarized if necessary. Make out a check for the fee.

When you buy a new car, it is necessary to apply for a Certificate of Title within 30 days of the purchase or else fees and penalties will apply. If you purchase the new car from a dealer, the dealer should accept the application for title and an Ad Valorem Title Tax (TAVT) payment on your behalf.

The dealership doesn't give you a title, the DVM does. A new car doesn't have a title until it is sold for the first time. ... If you buy a used car and you don't want to pay the dealership for the paperwork, they can give you the title, providing you paid for the car in full and you don't have a loan on the car.

A used dealer isn't supposed to sell a car without having the title in possession. In some states, it's unlawful. Until the dealer has the title, issued in the dealership's name, the company doesn't officially own the vehicle.

The application fee is $15.00. Only cashier's checks and money orders payable to Alabama Department of Revenue are accepted.

The application fee is $15.00. Only cashier's checks and money orders payable to Alabama Department of Revenue are accepted.

Step 2: Go to your county office and pay your fees You'll need to submit both the signed over title and the bill of sale to your county licensing office. The state also requires that you pay a $15 title application fee, as well as a $1.50 processing fee and a $15 title duplication fee.

Call the Alabama Department of Revenue at 334-242-1170 and ask for the Motor Vehicle Division. Request the telephone number for the title and registration offices for the county that the automobile is registered in.