The New York Service Provider Application for Participation in the Electronic Lien Transfer Program is a document that is used to register service providers, such as banks and finance companies, to participate in the Electronic Lien Transfer (ELT) program. The ELT program is managed by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), and it allows lien holders to electronically transfer vehicle titles and other related documents to the DMV. The application consists of two parts: the Service Provider Agreement and the System Requirements. The Service Provider Agreement outlines all the terms and conditions that a service provider must agree to in order to participate in the ELT program. The System Requirements portion requires the service provider to provide information about their system’s technical capabilities and requirements. Once the application is approved, the service provider will be able to electronically exchange lien information with the DMV. This allows lien holders to quickly and securely transfer vehicle titles and other related documents. The types of New York Service Provider Application for Participation in the Electronic Lien Transfer Program are: 1. Service Provider Agreement 2. System Requirements 3. ELT Registration Form.