Block Out Title Form For Free

If you buy a vehicle from a dealer, the dealer is required to file the title application on your behalf. If you purchase your vehicle from an individual, the seller should provide you with a signed Form 130-U and any other supporting documents so you can file an application with the tax office.

This usually happens when folks don't put their title in a secure place and suddenly can't find it when a buyer comes along or they are trading in. The original is voided and a new title is issued. Sometimes after they file for a duplicate the original is found and they give it to the new owner.

A registration will be mailed from our office. The new title will be mailed to the registered owner within 3-4 business days. (If pending a lien, the title will not print for 30 days.)

To get a Replacement/Duplicate Title, you will need the following:Form (TC96-182) properly completed, including the owner section and the vehicle identification section.Title number OR license plate number.$6.00 ( US ) plus the cost of a notary.Picture ID or driver's license.

If someone else signed the title, but the car is supposed to be in your name, that person will need to transfer the title to you. First, he will need to obtain a title in his name by going to the state department of motor vehicles, paying the title transfer fee and waiting for the title to arrive.

The instructions for filling in a TC 96-182 Form are as follows:An applicant has to check the purpose of an application.Vehicle identification section.Title brand disclosure.Certified inspector section.Odometer disclosure.Total consideration and trade-in information.More items...

It's always possible to void your car title as a result of a simple accident. When you go to sell your vehicle, you cannot turn over a damaged title, be that incorrect markings, water damage, or rips and tears.