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It is hard for me to believe that the original OP has not been to the DMV in the last three weeks. Insanity is at its most...we on C-D are NOT the Motor Vehicles dept. They and the POLICE dept are the people to talk too. The Police can run a check on the plates and if shown as NOT being HOT they will do nothing. Th DMV is required to notify anyone at the address of registration that SOMEONE is asking about the vehicle and looking for access to it. The resposible party will answer to the DMV...END OF STORY. Steve
ok i hope that you will be able to help me out the tag is AWN2509 AND THE VIN IS 1G4HP52K5WH435466 it is a gray Buick LaSabre custom it is in really good shape.. help if you can get me any info on the car that would be great thank you vary much..
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It would be smart to check your laws before doing anything, the person who manages or owns the property the car sits on needs to give you permission to remove it, the police have to be notified that you have it, lots of paper work needs to be filled out, registered letters need to be sent to the lawyer or next of kin who would have gotten the car, it's a long process. I wouldn't mess with it.
One other thing is that the buisness knows who owned the car, they should have notified someone the car was still there, if you were to take the car even with their permission you could find yourself in a lawsuit.
Can somebody please tell me how to obtain an abandoned vehicle title in minnesota an acquaintance parked there truck on one of my propertys 7 months ago that she inherited from her father after he passed never retitled the truck and the tabs are out of date I have tried to contact this person through social media and phone and word of mouth I would lie to obtain a title for this truck the easiest cheapest way possible does anyone have any knowledge to share on this subject
Can somebody please tell me how to obtain an abandoned vehicle title in minnesota an acquaintance parked there truck on one of my propertys 7 months ago that she inherited from her father after he passed never retitled the truck and the tabs are out of date I have tried to contact this person through social media and phone and word of mouth I would lie to obtain a title for this truck the easiest cheapest way possible does anyone have any knowledge to share on this subject
Drag the thing out onto the street, and let it get towed to an impound lot. It'll eventually go up for sale with an abandoned vehicle title.
I'm serious.
Your only other route is to directly contact MnDOT. They might help you, though it's going to be a hellish process.
I am going through the same thing but the man died the wife sold it and I can't get the title I been requesting to for months and we used a bill of sameness she didn't have it at the time but was getting it now I've been back and forth with this issue and I need to see how and the best way fast to obtain this title I had this car for 3months what should I do
I am going through the same thing but the man died the wife sold it and I can't get the title I been requesting to for months and we used a bill of sameness she didn't have it at the time but was getting it now I've been back and forth with this issue and I need to see how and the best way fast to obtain this title I had this car for 3months what should I do
Title and registration procedures are VERY state specific.
In each of the cases mentioned in this thread, the ONLY way you can get a specific, true, valid answer is to contact the Department of Motor Vehicles in YOUR state, or contact an attorney in YOUR state (preferably one who is familiar with vehicle title issues).
I could tell you all about what I have done here in Montana, but it would do you no good at all if you don't live here.
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At the moment I hear you should use Vermont. They will issue a certificate of ownership that you can use to get a title in your state. (Find a friend with a physical address in Vermont.
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