Form BMV 3809. Pawnbroker Affidavit

Form BMV 3809 is the Pawnbroker Affidavit used by the Ohio BMV. The main purpose of this form is to provide an affidavit for pawnbrokers who take possession of a motor vehicle as collateral for a pawn transaction.

The form typically consists of sections where the pawnbroker provides their information, including their name, address, and pawnbroker license number. There is also a section where the pawnbroker provides details about the motor vehicle, including the make, model, year, and vehicle identification number (VIN).

The key field in this form is the pawnbroker's information and the details about the pawned motor vehicle. This information is essential for documenting the pawn transaction and the vehicle's status as collateral.

When filling out the form, the pawnbroker should ensure that all their information is accurately stated, and they provide the necessary details about the pawned motor vehicle. Additionally, they should ensure that they have a valid pawnbroker license to conduct such transactions.

An example scenario for using Form BMV 3809 would be when a pawnbroker takes possession of a motor vehicle as collateral for a loan. The pawnbroker would complete this form, providing their information and the vehicle details, and keep it as part of their records for the pawn transaction.

No additional documents are generally required to complete this form. However, the BMV may request additional documentation or verification of the pawnbroker's license and the pawn transaction if necessary.

Related forms or alternatives may include similar affidavit forms used by other state agencies or institutions for documenting pawn transactions involving motor vehicles. The specific requirements and procedures may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the pawn transaction.