How to replace a lost car title in Illinois: who may apply for a duplicate certificate of title, what form VSD 190 asks for, the $50 fee, expedited service, and how a recorded lien changes where the new title is mailed.
The seller signs the assignment on the certificate of title; the buyer files a title application with the DMV within 30 days and pays the $50 fee plus sales tax on Form DTF-802.
How Georgia issues a replacement certificate of title after the original is lost, stolen, mutilated, or destroyed, including the MV-1 application, county tag office requirements, fees, and the replacement legend.
Michigan reissues a lost, damaged, or illegible vehicle title as a duplicate. Here is who can apply, the online, office, and mail channels, the $15 and $20 fees behind MCL 257.806, and what happens when a lienholder is still on the record.
How a New Jersey vehicle title transfer works: the seller’s and buyer’s obligations, the 10-working-day deadline and $25 penalty, MVC title fees, sales tax on a casual sale, and the documents required when the owner named on the title has died.
How a private-party car title transfer works in Massachusetts: the seller’s assignment and odometer entry, the buyer’s Registration and Title Application, the 10-day deadline, the $75 title fee and 6.25% sales tax, and the gift and family exemptions.