Transfer of ownership would require the same documents as noted above. If the Joint Ownership is other thanīetween spouses, Right of Survivorship is noted on the title JTWROS and Presumed amongst spouses and transfer of ownership of the vehicle canīe done with a certified copy of the Death Certificate and a signed In the case of Joint Tenancy: Right of Survivorship is

Two notarized Powers of Attorney signed by all owners listed on the title (one to apply for the duplicate title and one to sign the duplicate title when it is received from the DMV) and a lien release if applicable.Ī notarized Power of Attorney, signed by all owners.Īn Application for Duplicate Title, signed by all owners.Ī Lien Release (if applicable).

We'll just need you to fill out the following forms and hold onto them until the towing agent comes to pickup your vehicle. If you want to donate your vehicle, but you don't have the title and you have no wish to obtain it we can handle the duplicate title process for you. This option should be used as a last resort when all efforts have failed to produce a negotiable title. You will need notification on Provider letterhead requesting the vehicle be sold through the Lien Sale process and a lien release, if applicable. This process involves certified mailings to all owners, advertising the vehicle in the paper for a number of consecutive weeks, and filing the necessary paperwork with theĭMV. If you are not able to obtain a negotiable title or the paperwork for a duplicate title, the vehicle can be sold through the Tennessee Lien Sale process. Do not send cash, you must write a check to the department mentioned above. You will encounter a $5.50 fee for a duplicate title payable to the Tennessee Department of Revenue. The register owner of the vehicle can request a duplicate title applying for the duplicate title form (RV-F1315201). I'm the registered owner but I can't find my title: No mandatory action is required on your behalf to release liability, but the DMV highly recommends that you fill out the Bill Of Sale form that helps to protect you between the time you vehicle is solid and the new owner transfers the registration. In the case of a lien being held on the vehicle you will need the holder of the lien to release by signing on line 2 on the front of the title. You do not need to sign anywhere on the front of the title unless there is an active lien holder. Release ownership by signing on the back of the Tennessee Title where indicated. I've got the title in front of me now where do I sign?: Click here to return to Heritage for the Blind

Tennessee notarized bill of sale