#Duplicate title for scooter illinois registration#
#Duplicate title for scooter illinois license#

Does anyone know about the specifics regarding Illinois' laws and rules about titles and mopeds? I know that I need a title but I don't know if there might be a way I can just simply apply for a new title on the moped without having to go through all the trouble of contacting the previous owner. I don't know, this may be the process that I HAVE to go through, but I still have a feeling that there is an easier way. And after they locate the owner I was to get in touch with them and ask them to put in for a lost title, which would take about a month to go through. So, it leaves me to ask anyone who knows, what can I do? I am going to go to the DMV once I have a VIN number and ask them, but last time a problem like this came up the DMV told me that the moped I had was unregistered and that it would take a long time to be able to search for the previous owner. Thus far he has not been able to contact her but he has said that he will hold on to the Express until he can get the title. I informed him of this problem and he said that he's ridden it a little without the title but he had recently aquired this from a woman who has just moved away, and we are both assuming that she had the title last. Now, I don't know about other states out there but in Illinois I cannot apply for a liscense, which I need to be able to legally ride this bike, nor can the seller legally sell me the bike without a title. So far it sounds to be a hell of a deal since he just had the thing entirely checked over and fixed by a Honda repair shop, but there is one small problem: there's no title. The process is the same as that outlined above for duplicate titles.Currently I am talking to a guy who has a Honda Express to sell.

#Duplicate title for scooter illinois license#

When changing your name on a title due to marriage or divorce, you will need to include your marriage license or divorce decree with your application. If your original title has been lost or stolen, you will need to check the box for a duplicate title instead of a corrected title. You'll need to use the Application for Vehicle Transaction(s) (Form VSD 190) and submit paperwork that backs up the death, marriage or other reason for changing the title. Title changes due to death or divorce have a $15 application fee. When you are adding a lien to a vehicle.When you are removing an owner's name due to death or divorce.

When you are changing or adding an owner's name due to marriage.

You can apply for a corrected title in the following instances:

A court order that directs the Secretary of State's office to issue a title without the lien.Ī new vehicle title without the lien information will be sent to your address.

A lien clearance letter or a lien contract letter that says the lien has been paid in full.

To remove a lien during the duplicate title process, you must also submit:

Springfield, IL 62756 Add/Remove a Lien From Your Title Phone orders must be paid by credit card.

You can apply in person at a number of SOS locations, by mail, or by phone. and will be either shipped via UPS or available for pick-up the next at the Springfield Howlett Secretary of State office. If you need a title right away, you can apply for an expedited title.

#Duplicate title for scooter illinois registration#

If you apply in person, be sure to bring identification and your registration certificate.Ĭontinue reading below for information on expedited titles, adding/removing liens, changing your name, and purchasing vehicles without titles.

Submit your application in person at your Secretary of State office or by mail to:.

Provide payment for your $50 duplicate title fee, which does not include any registration fees or taxes that may be due when you apply.

You can also obtain a form at any Secretary of State local office, or by calling (800) 252-8980 or (312) 793-1010.

Complete the Application for Vehicle Transaction(s) (Form VSD 190).