, so you should contact the DMV or lender to learn more, but below are the three most common methods:
If your state and lender use the Electronic Lien and Title system or ELT system, the process is automated. All you need to do is make sure the lender has your current mailing address. The lender sends the appropriate documents to the DMV, and you should have the free and clear title within 30 days.
If your state or lender does not use the ELT system, your title and lienholder release documents will be mailed to you within 10 days. Once you receive the documents, you will have to visit the DMV to finish the process.
If you live in a state where you hold the title, just remember that you need to get a lienholder release form from your lender to retitle the loan.
Once you have your free and clear title, you’re all set to
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