CarTitles.com simplifies the confusing process of title recovery. Whether a simple replacement car title or a more complicated request like a deceased owner car title transfer, we know which forms and fees you will need to complete. Let our team members help you get through the process quickly and efficiently. Skip the headaches and let our experts navigate this for you.
To obtain a vehicle title, you will need to complete a process that includes completing paperwork and supplying proof of ownership. The following is a general list of what you will need, but check with your local county for any variations:
You will also need to pay several fees, such as:
Fees are handled through your county’s DMV office. To avoid the late filing penalty, file within 30 days of paying off your car loan.
A vehicle lien release signifies you have paid for the vehicle in full. Once that has been completed, your lender will remove their legal claim. The lien release is usually triggered automatically upon payoff of the loan, and sent to the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD). You will need to submit Form ITD 3367 along with the corresponding fee (between $14 and $28).
If you receive a paper title instead of an electronic notification, you will need to send it with the application Form 3367 mentioned above to the ITD directly (along with the corresponding fee).
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New Idaho residents have 90 days to register their vehicles. You will need to complete Form ITD 3337 and take it to the local county DMV. You’ll also need your out-of-state title, proof of valid car insurance, and a VIN inspection. Idaho also has several fees associated with car title registrations, including a $14 title fee and the VIN inspection fee.
Complete Form ITD 3367 and return it to your local DMV (or have it notarized to submit by mail). You will also need to pay the $14 fee. Make sure you have your VIN and a valid photo ID. If you need assistance, or would rather not have to go through this process on your own, feel free to reach out to our team.
You can use Form ITD 3367 to request a replacement or duplicate car title. It will need to be notarized if you are not returning it to the DMV in person. You will also need to pay the $14 fee. Idaho offers a rush service for a $40 fee if you need it faster.
For a deceased owner car title transfer, you will need the death certificate along with the current title and an affidavit for inheritance. In Idaho, you can use Form ITD 3414 when the total estate is less than $60,000 and not probated. If you run into any difficulties, contact our team at CarTitles.com.
You can request a replacement for a damaged car title using Form ITD 3367. You must turn over the damaged title and pay the $14 duplicate title fee. Also, have your vehicle’s VIN, make, and model as well as your valid photo ID.
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When you pay off a vehicle loan in Idaho, your lender will automatically initiate the lien removal process. If your vehicle loan originated in a different state, you will need to check with the lender to confirm whether they use the electronic system, or if you need to contact them once your loan has been paid. If you receive a paper title in the mail instead of an electronic notification, then submit Form ITD 3367 to the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD).
