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How do I fill this out?
Begin by providing your vehicle details, including make, year, and VIN. Then, certify the status of the original title and provide owner or lienholder information. Sign the application and mail it with the necessary fee.
How to fill out the Application for Replacement Certificate of Title?
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Provide vehicle make, year, and VIN.
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Indicate the status of the original title by checking the appropriate box.
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Enter the owner's information, including name, address, and signature.
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If applicable, provide lienholder information and include a lien release.
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Mail the application with the required $9.00 fee to the Mississippi Department of Revenue.
Who needs the Application for Replacement Certificate of Title?
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Vehicle owners needing a replacement title due to loss or damage.
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Lienholders who require a replacement title to manage liens.
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Dealers processing title transfers or replacements for customers.
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Individuals needing to update ownership records with the state.
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Businesses managing fleets that require title replacement for vehicles.
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Fill in the requested vehicle information.
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Certify the status of the original title.
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Provide owner and lienholder details as required.
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Save and download the completed application for submission.
What are the instructions for submitting this form?
Complete all information in the form and mail it along with the fee of $9.00 to Mississippi Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Services, P.O. Box 1383, Jackson, MS 39215-1383. Payments can be made via cashier's check, personal check, or certified funds. Ensure that all required fields are filled out accurately, and any necessary signatures are included. Keep a copy of the form for your records before mailing it. It is advisable to track your submission or mail it via a method that confirms delivery to avoid any delays or issues.
What are the important dates for this form in 2024 and 2025?
Remember to check for any specific deadlines or updated fee schedules in 2024 and 2025 as they may change.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of this form is to provide a standardized process for vehicle owners or lienholders to request a replacement certificate of title when the original title has been lost, stolen, damaged, or otherwise rendered non-functional. This ensures that vehicle ownership records are maintained correctly and that legal documentation is up-to-date. By using this form, individuals and businesses can safeguard their vehicle assets and ensure compliance with state regulations.
Tell me about this form and its components and fields line-by-line.
- 1. Vehicle Make: Enter the make of the vehicle for which a replacement title is being requested.
- 2. Vehicle Year: Enter the year of manufacture of the vehicle.
- 3. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): Enter the VIN which uniquely identifies the vehicle.
- 4. Title Number: Provide the original title number, if available.
- 5. Owner Information: Include the last name, first name(s), and middle name of the vehicle owner.
- 6. Address: Enter the street, city, state, and ZIP code of the vehicle owner.
- 7. Certification: Certify the status of the original title, indicating whether it was lost, stolen, mutilated, etc.
- 8. Signatures: Include signatures of the owner(s) and, if applicable, authorized lienholder representatives.
- 9. Fee Payment: Pay the required fee of $9.00 using cashier's check, personal check, or certified funds.
- 10. Mailing Instructions: Provide details on where to mail the completed application and fee.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failure to submit this form may result in the inability to obtain a replacement title, affecting vehicle ownership documentation and legal standing.
- Lost Ownership Proof: Inability to prove ownership of the vehicle if the original title is lost or missing.
- Legal Issues: Potential legal issues or disputes over vehicle ownership.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Lost Title: When the original title has been lost and is no longer available.
- 2. Stolen Title: If the original title has been stolen and needs to be replaced.
- 3. Damaged Title: When the original title has been mutilated or destroyed and is illegible.
- 4. Never Received: If the original title was never received from the Department or lienholder.
- 5. Ownership Updating: To update vehicle ownership records with the state.
Frequently Asked Question
How do I fill out this form?
Complete the vehicle and owner information, certify the original title status, and sign the application. Submit it with the required fee.
Can I apply if my original title was stolen?
Yes, you can apply for a replacement title if your original title was stolen by certifying it on the application.
What is the fee for a replacement title?
The fee for a replacement title is $9.00, payable by cashier's check, personal check, or certified funds.
Do both joint owners need to sign the application?
Yes, if the title is in joint ownership with 'and' both joint owners' signatures are required on the application.
Can the replacement title be sent to someone other than the owner?
Yes, but a power of attorney executed by the owner is required for this, along with the application and relevant signatures.
What if a lien is shown on the title?
If a lien is shown, the replacement title can only be mailed to the lienholder unless a lien release is provided by the lienholder.
What happens if the original title is found after getting a replacement?
The original title should be surrendered to the Department of Revenue as it becomes void upon issuance of the replacement title.
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