Our customers come to CarTitles.com for a variety of reasons. Some just need a new car title. Others are not sure how to replace a lost car title, or need to navigate the process of transferring a deceased owner car title into a new name. No matter what you need, we are ready to help. Getting your car title is important, particularly if you need to register your vehicle out of state, or if you are preparing to sell or donate it. You can do this on your own, but with us, you don’t have to. Click the link below to contact us today. Of course, if you prefer to do this yourself, then follow our instructions below.
To begin your title recovery, you will need to get the necessary paperwork in order. This is a general outline of what you will need, but always verify the details with your local Department of Revenue (DOR) office.
Missouri requires new residents to register vehicles within 30 days. Visit the DOR website for additional information.
In addition to the paperwork, you will need to pay several fees:
Missouri’s lien release process requires one of the following:
Regardless of which option you choose, you will then need to submit that release along with your title application Form 108 (linked above), proof of insurance, and the required fees to the Missouri Department of Revenue. Once the DOR processes your application, you will receive a new, clear title showing that you are the owner. If you are having trouble contacting your lienholder for the required documentation, you may need to contact the Secretary of State for additional assistance.
The vehicle title recovery process can often be frustrating. But when you work with CarTitles.com, you have an entire team of experts who are ready to navigate it for you. Skip the hassle, and let us take care of the details. Our team collects the paperwork, confirms which fees you need to pay, and gathers everything into one complete packet. You just sign and return everything with the included envelopes. If you are ready for an easier way to get your vehicle title, contact us at the link below.
Missouri requires new residents to register their vehicles within 30 days. You will need your out-of-state title, a VIN and odometer inspection, proof of insurance, a paid personal property tax receipt, and any safety and emissions inspections that may be required by your county. You also need to complete the Application for Missouri Title and License (Form 108).
You will need to fill out the Application for Missouri Title and License (Form 108), have it notarized, and submit it to a local license office. You can also mail it to the Jefferson City license office. You will need to pay the $8.50 title fee and the $6.00 processing fee.
Complete the Application for Missouri Title and License (Form 108) and get it notarized. You will need to submit this with the $17.50 fee to your local license office, or mail it to the Motor Vehicle Bureau in Jefferson City.
You will need the death certificate, the vehicle’s current title, and a completed (and notarized) Application for Missouri Title and License (Form 108). If there is a Transfer on Death (TOD) beneficiary listed, then he or she can sign as the seller. If not, then either probate, a spousal exemption, or an Affidavit (Form 2305) will be required. If you run into difficulties, or don’t want to tackle this process on your own, our team is happy to help.
You will need to complete the Application for Missouri Title and License (Form 108). Once you get this form notarized, you will need to submit it and the corresponding fees to your local Missouri license office, either in person or by mail.
With CarTitles.com, you don’t have to navigate the car title recovery process alone. Our team specializes in navigating Missouri’s processes, and we can remove the headaches while getting your requests completed quickly and efficiently. Let us know if we can help you.
Missouri requires one of the following as part of the lien release process: a notarized lien release form 4809, a stamped title, or a notarized statement on the lienholder’s letterhead. Once you have one of these, you will submit it and your Application for Missouri Title and License (Form 108) to the license office. If you are having trouble reaching your lender for the required documentation, you may need to contact the Secretary of State for additional assistance. We can also help you navigate this process.
