There are many reasons why our customers come to us for their car title recovery needs. From replacing a lost car title or obtaining a duplicate car title to getting assistance with a lien release request, we are experts at navigating Oklahoma’s requirements. We can get your request completed more quickly, while you spend your time on more important things. Our highly-trained team is ready to assist—just click the link below to get started. Of course, if you do want to obtain your vehicle title yourself, follow our guidelines below.
There are also several associated fees that may apply, depending on the type of vehicle title recovery request:
If you have recently paid off a car loan, then the lien release request is a key component in your title recovery process. The lien release signifies that your loan has been satisfied, and therefore your lender no longer has a claim on the vehicle. In Oklahoma, the lienholder (lender) will notify you and Service Oklahoma in writing once the loan is paid. You will either receive a signed lien release document or you will be advised that the release was sent electronically via OkCARS. To get a new, clear title issued to you, take the proof of the lien release and your current title to your local Service Oklahoma office.
We Help with Car Titles
When it comes to navigating the vehicle title process, there are lots of moving parts. You need to ensure all paperwork is in order, all necessary details are gathered, and all applicable fees are paid. Then you have to ensure everything is taken or mailed to the correct office for processing. If this is more than what you want to tackle, we are here to assist. Our team gathers all pertinent information for you, and even provides return envelopes to speed up the timeline. If you are ready to get started with CarTitles.com, click the link below.
Within 30 days of moving to Oklahoma, visit a Service Oklahoma location with your out-of-state title, proof of Oklahoma car insurance, and your valid photo ID. You will need to complete the Application for OK Certificate of Title (Form 701-6) and pay the 3.25% excise tax (based on the vehicle’s value) and an $11 title fee and $17 transfer fee. You will also need a VIN inspection.
Submit a notarized Application for OK Certificate of Title (Form 701-6) in person to a Service Oklahoma center or a local tag agency.You will also need to pay the $11 fee. You should receive your replacement car title in approximately 7 business days.
You will need to complete the Application for Duplicate Certificate of Title (Form 701-7). Visit your local Service Oklahoma center in person, or mail your notarized application along with the $11 fee. If you go in person, you will receive your replacement title in about 2 business days. Otherwise, expect a 6-8 week turnaround time.
To transfer a car title from a deceased owner, you will need the vehicle’s original title, the death certificate, and a No Administrator Affidavit or Affidavit of Heirship, depending on the specifics of the estate. Oklahoma charges an $11 fee, and you may have additional registration fees as well. If there is no will, you can use the No Administrator Affidavit (Form 798). However, if there is a will, you will need Letters Testamentary to complete the title transfer. Our team at CarTitles.com is well-versed in these transfer requests, so contact us if you want assistance completing this process.
Complete and notarize the Application for Duplicate Certificate of Title (Form 701-7) and submit it to a Service Oklahoma center. You will need the damaged title, the VIN, your current vehicle registration, and the $11 fee.
Yes, we can! Our team is very familiar with Oklahoma’s requirements and processes. From new and replacement car title requests to more complicated scenarios with lien release concerns, court-ordered titles, and even transferring a title from a deceased owner, we alleviate your stress. Contact us today to get started with your car title recovery needs.
In Oklahoma, the lienholder (your lender) will notify you and Service Oklahoma in writing once your car loan has been paid in full. You will either receive a signed lien release document or you will be advised that the release was sent electronically via OkCARS. To get a new, clear title issued to you, take the proof of the lien release and your current title to your local Service Oklahoma office. If you are having difficulties reaching your lender, or if your lender is no longer in business, you may need to send a certified letter to the last known address so that you can then take the returned letter to the Service Oklahoma center to apply for a new title. If you have questions about this process, our team is happy to help.
