Form NYS DMV MV-93.1 is used by motor vehicle dealers in New York State when placing an order with the DMV for the MV-93 Secure Power of Attorney form. This form allows dealers to request the necessary documents required to complete a secure power of attorney transaction.
Form NYS DMV MV-910 is used by financial institutions in New York State for lien inquiries. This form allows the financial institution to request information from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) regarding the liens on a motor vehicle.
Form MV-909 is a guide provided by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) for lenders who are filing liens on titles issued by the DMV for vehicles, boats, and manufactured homes. This comprehensive guide offers information and instructions regarding the NYS Vehicle, Boat & Manufactured Home Title Program.
Form MV-908 is a New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) form used by insurance companies to declare that a theft recovery vehicle meets the criteria defined in Section 430 of the New York Vehicle & Traffic Law for a salvage vehicle waiver. This form replaces the previously used insurance company affidavits that were prepared and submitted on company letterhead.
Form MV-907M is specifically designed to be used by registered vehicle dismantlers or scrap processors in the state of New York to record the destruction of multiple junk and salvage vehicles.
When completing Form MV-907M, registered vehicle dismantlers or scrap processors will provide information about each vehicle being destroyed, including the VIN, make, model, year, and any other relevant details. The form allows for multiple entries, making it efficient for recording the destruction of multiple vehicles.
Form MV-905 is a sworn statement used by self-storage business owner/operators in the state of New York who are seeking compensation for unpaid storage charges by selling a vehicle or boat that was left in their storage facility.
When completing Form MV-905, the self-storage owner/operator will provide information about the vehicle or boat being sold, including the VIN or hull identification number, make, model, and any other relevant details. They will also outline the amount owed for the storage charges.
Form MV-902 is used in the state of New York to request a duplicate (replacement) vehicle title by mail. This form is used when the original vehicle title has been lost, stolen, damaged, or otherwise inaccessible.
When completing Form MV-902, individuals will need to provide their personal information, such as their name, address, and contact details. They will also need to provide information about the vehicle, including the VIN, make, model, year, and any other relevant details.
Form MV-901DI provides detailed instructions and requirements for properly completing Form MV-901D, which is the Garageman's Certification and Bill of Sale for Vehicles Worth Less Than $500.00 in the state of New York.
Form MV-901DI explains how to accurately fill out each section of Form MV-901D, including information about the vehicle being sold, certifications required, and any supporting documentation that may be needed. It ensures that individuals or entities completing Form MV-901D are aware of the specific requirements and procedures to follow.
Form MV-901D is used in the state of New York when a garageman sells a vehicle worth less than $500.00 to recover unpaid repair, storage, or towing charges. This form serves as a certification and bill of sale documenting the transaction.
When completing Form MV-901D, the garageman will provide details about the vehicle being sold, including the VIN, make, model, and other relevant information. The form also requires the garageman to certify that the vehicle's value is less than $500.00 and that the sale is conducted in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
Form MV-901C provides instructions and requirements for individuals or entities foreclosing on a garageperson's lien in the state of New York. This form outlines the necessary steps, documentation, and procedures involved in filing a lien for storage, repair, or towing charges.
