where can I get a copy of the title to my car?

Answer 1

The DMV, Department of Motor Vehicles. Look in your local phone book.

Answer 2

Aside from the DMV w/ usually long lines, you can try a local title place from out the phone book to order a copy title to your car.

Answer 3

Go to DMV and get a copy of the title. If you have a loan on the car, the loan people have the title.

Answer 4

Where to Get a New One
Your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles. Check the government pages in your phone book for locations.

What You Need to Get It
A completed DMV application form and the application fee, which varies by state (Utah charges $6; Oregon, $55). You’ll also need to show ID and proof that you own the car, such as your vehicle registration or your license-plate number and VIN (vehicle identification number).

How Long It Takes
As little as four days, depending on the state.

Answer 5

The DMV, you can fill a form out there for a title search. It can take up to a week or two to process. You may be able to find the form online, it will save you a little bit of time, and I think there is a small fee as well. Good luck!

Answer 6

Hi,

You should contact your local Department of Motor Vehicles -- they'll probably help you get a copy of your car title. You’ll also need to show ID and proof that you own the car, such as your vehicle registration or your license-plate number and VIN (vehicle identification number).

Answer 7

State Tax Commission

Answer 8

The true title should be maintained by the holder of the loan that owns the car. your State Department of Transportation should be able to advise you as to your options.

Answer 9

contact the dmv apply for lost title

Answer 10

Did you try the Motor Vehicle Administratrion? That might be a good place to start since they give them out. hope this helps and good Luck!