New car title filing. Damaged car title replacement. Lien release requests. Title recovery. At CarTitles.com, we provide solutions for all of your car title needs. When you work with our team, you get a team who will gather all necessary documents depending on your specific needs. From straightforward replacement or duplicate car titles to more complicated situations with deceased owner car title transfers, we can help. Click the link below to get started today. Of course, if you want to do this on your own, we have outlined the process below.
Utah has several key requirements to obtain a new or replacement car title, which include:
Utah has several fees associated with the title recovery process:
For the most accurate calculations on fees, visit the Utah Motor Vehicle Division site.
As soon as you pay off a car loan, your lender should send a lien release notice to the state. This proves that you are now the sole owner, and that no one else has a legal claim to it. Most lenders will do this electronically, and they will mail a new, lien-free title to you. If your lender doesn’t use the electronic system, then you will receive the original title with the lender’s signature on the back, releasing their ownership claim on your vehicle. You can then take whatever type of document you received to your local DMV and request a new, clear title.
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Complete Form TC-656 and return it to your local DMV office, along with your out-of-state title, proof of insurance, and any required VIN inspection forms and emissions tests. You will also need your valid photo ID.
You will need to complete Form TC-123 and return it to the DMV in person or by mail. Alternatively, you can complete this process online through the Utah Motor Vehicle Portal. The online option is the fastest.
You can complete an application for a replacement car title online through the Utah Motor Vehicle Portal (MVP), or you can complete Form TC-123 and return it to the DMV in person or by mail.
Generally, you will need to wait 30 days before beginning the transfer process. You will need the death certificate and a Small Estate Affidavit (Form TC-569C) if the estate is valued at under $100,000. Larger estates will require Letters Testamentary from the court to complete the title transfer. If you need assistance with this, reach out to our team.
Complete Form TC-123 to the DMV (by mail or in person), or online through the MVP. You will need to pay the $6 fee as well.
We can! Our team is ready to assist with all of your car title needs, from filing for new and replacement titles to deceased owner transfers and even tricky lien release requests. Whether you are stuck in the process or you would rather not take on the process alone, contact us to get started with our team.
Your lender should send a lien release notice to the state once you pay off your loan. Most lenders will do this electronically, and they will mail a new, lien-free title to you. If they don’t use the electronic system, then they will mail your original title with the lender’s signature on the back. Take the documentation you receive to your local DMV and apply for a new, clear title.
