DMV

Form MV-18J Application for Voluntary Registration Cancellation is used by vehicle owners in Georgia to voluntarily cancel the registration of their vehicle.

Vehicle owners who no longer wish to maintain the registration of their vehicle in Georgia can use Form MV-18J to request the cancellation of their registration. This may be done when a vehicle is sold, scrapped, or permanently removed from the state, and the owner wants to terminate their registration and associated obligations.

Form MV-1SA Insurance Company Application for a Salvage Certificate of Title is used by insurance companies in Georgia to apply for a salvage certificate of title for a vehicle that has been declared a total loss.

Insurance companies dealing with vehicles that have been declared total losses, often due to accidents or extensive damage, use Form MV-1SA to apply for a salvage certificate of title. This title allows the insurance company to take ownership of the damaged vehicle and dispose of it, typically through auction or salvage yards.

Form MV-20 Request for Motor Vehicle Data serves as a request for specific motor vehicle data and is used for various purposes such as research, legal proceedings, or verifying vehicle information.

This form allows individuals, businesses, and government agencies to request specific motor vehicle data held by the Georgia Department of Driver Services. It is often used by researchers, legal professionals, and law enforcement agencies to access vehicle-related information for various purposes, including investigating accidents, verifying ownership, or conducting market research.

Form MV-66A Affidavit for TAVT Exemption for Certain Business Transactions serves as a declaration to claim an exemption from the Title Ad Valorem Tax (TAVT) for specific business-related vehicle transactions.

Form T-107 Odometer Discrepancy Affidavit is used to report a suspected odometer discrepancy on a vehicle's title or related documents.

When there is a suspected discrepancy in the recorded mileage of a vehicle, Form T-107 is used to report this issue to the Georgia Department of Driver Services. This form is essential for addressing potential fraud or errors related to vehicle mileage and ensuring accurate records.

Form T-107A Application Odometer Discrepancy Affidavit is used when an individual needs to apply for a corrected title or registration due to an odometer discrepancy.

When a vehicle's odometer reading has been recorded incorrectly, and this error needs to be corrected on the title or registration, Form T-107A comes into play. This form allows the vehicle owner to apply for a corrected title or registration that accurately reflects the vehicle's mileage.

The GA DMV Form T-11, also known as the "Affidavit of Correction," is issued by the Georgia Department of Revenue - Motor Vehicle Division. The purpose of this affidavit is to correct errors or inaccuracies in the assignment of title or Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO) for a motor vehicle. This form cannot be used for correcting odometer readings, purchase dates, or incorrectly recorded lienholder or security interest holder information. The T-11 Affidavit is to be completed by the seller or transferor of the vehicle.

Form T-128 Missing Serial Plate Affidavit is used when a vehicle's serial plate (VIN plate) is missing or illegible, and the owner needs to provide an affidavit to the Georgia Department of Driver Services regarding the missing or damaged plate.

When a vehicle's serial plate is missing or damaged, it can be challenging to provide accurate vehicle information for titling and registration purposes. Form T-128 allows the vehicle owner to submit an affidavit explaining the situation and providing any available information about the vehicle.

Form T-138 IRP Vehicle Schedule A is used by commercial motor carriers for the International Registration Plan (IRP) to report their vehicle fleet information and calculate fees for registering their vehicles to operate across multiple U.S. states and Canadian provinces.

Form T-140 IRP Supplemental Application Schedule C serves as a supplement to the International Registration Plan (IRP) application and is used by commercial motor carriers to provide additional details about their fleet for registration purposes.

Commercial motor carriers who have previously submitted the primary IRP application (Form T-139) may need to use Form T-140 to provide further information about their vehicles or operations. This form helps ensure that the Georgia Department of Driver Services has all the necessary details to process the IRP registration accurately.