Hello Google Searcher!Montana Lost Car Title Vehicle Title Replacement Service
If you have lost your Montana car title or the title for an automobile, truck, motorcycle, motor home or other motor vehicle or trailer, GetNewTitle.com provides fast guaranteed service for replacing lost car titles. We have helped Montanans from Big Timber to Butte and Fort Benton to Great Falls, White Sulphur Springs and everyplace in between.
We can also help you with titles for boats and recreational vehicles, personal watercraft, classic and antique cars, custom built kit cars or vehicles rebuilt from salvage.
We also get replacement titles for abandoned, impounded, towed, unclaimed, junk to salvage vehicles and titles for importing or exporting cars and other vehicles.
And, getting a new title for vehicles purchased or sold at private or public sale or auction.
We are lost and missing title replacement experts! We work nationwide and we know how to get the job done in the great state of Montana with the Montana Motor Vehicle Division.
No case is too complicated. When you sign up for our vehicle title service , we will get you any lost car title for your vehicle or any replacement auto title ... any make, any model, any year, any state or your money back, it's guaranteed we will find the titles fast!
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The main office of GetNewTitle.com is located on the banks of the Penobscot River in Brewer, Maine. We employ Title Specialists located in satellite offices around the country who provide unparalleled customer service in obtaining titles for individuals and companies nationwide. Since 2001 Mike "The Title Guy" Rolnick has assisted residents in Maine - where he is a Statutory Agent - with their registration and title needs. In 2003, Mike recruited his cousin Jay "The Title Guy" Smith as company CEO to expand what is now our nationwide operation.
Every state follows pretty much the same requirements for getting a replacement title but the procedures for running the gauntlet are different. A vehicle title (or a car title) is a legal form, establishing a person or business as the legal owner of a vehicle. Vehicle titles in Montana are issued by the Montana Motor Vehicle Division.
The certificate of title normally specifies:
- Identifying information about the vehicle, normally at minimum its vehicle identification number, make, and year of manufacture.
- Technical information about the vehicle to define its taxation regime, such as its gross vehicle weight and motive power.
- The name and address of the purchaser or "registered owner" who would normally possess and use it.
- If money is owed on the vehicle, the name of the lien holder or "legal owner" to whom this money is owed.
When a vehicle is financed, the certificate of title is normally held by the lender, who must release it to the purchaser once the balance is paid off. When a car is sold from one owner to another, the title must be transferred to the new owner. This is achieved by requesting approval by the Montana MVD.
Below is a summary only for the state of
Some states issue titles, some don't! What?!Well, according to the manufacture year you may need a Registration instead. Note: Vehicles owned by the government may be treated differently.
Title Issuing State: Yes - MT first issued titles in 1913. All types of vehicles operated on the highways of Montana must be titled. Also titled are boats, 1977 and newer manufactured homes, snowmobiles, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, and slide-in campers (purchased New on or after 11/1/1991). ATVs will require a Certificate of Title and decal as of 1/1/90. Mopeds that can be pedaled are not titled.
Title Application: Applications are accepted at the county treasurer office and handwritten and mailed applications are accepted in Montana.
Title Fee: $10.00 and $2.00 light vehicles title fee on 1 ton and under PC and TK. Contact state for more information.
Replacement Title Fee: $10.00.
Title Only Issued: Yes - To dealers only (reassignments) $10.00 title fee plus $2.00 light vehicles title fee on 1 ton and under PC and TK in MT.
Abstract of Memorandum (Non-Negotiable): None issued in MT.
Fast Title Service: No - normal processing is 5 to 10 days fro the time the application is received at the Motor Vehicle Division from the county treasurer's office .
Title Brands: Yes - Brands are forwarded. Brands are: Salvage, Rebuilt Salvage, Total Loss (does not print on the Title), Flood Damage, Reconstructed Vehicle, Rebuilt Title, Unrecovered Theft, Recovered Theft, Bonded Title, custom, Spec. Constructed. St. Rod, Kit, Brands from other states will be forwarded also when possible.
Motorcycles: Are titled and registered either street legal or not in MT..
Boats: All vessels that must be titles are: all sailboats 12 feet in length or longer; all motorized vessels including canoes, rafts, sailboats under 12 feet in length, or any other vessels that are occasionally powered by a motor, jet skis, and personal watercraft. Vessels that will not be titled are sailboats under 12 feet in length, canoes, rafts, windsurfers, or any other vessels that re never powered by a motor.
Snowmobiles: any purchased after April 16, 1993 will be titled in MT. All machines operated on public lands must be titled and registered..
ATVs: Must be titled and registered, street legal or not, if used only on private land and exception is made. See state for information.
Helmet Requirement: Yes- MT requires for all people less than 18 years of age.
Safety Belts: please contact state for more information.
Safety Inspections: not required in Montana
Child Restraints Required: Yes - No resident of MT who is the parent or legal guardian of a child under the age of 2 may transport the child in a motor vehicles owned by the resided or his spouse unless the child is properly restrained;' or transport a child between the age of 2 and 4 years old who is not properly restrained. See NHTSA guidelines.
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