New York State Department of Motor Vehicles

The New York State MV-902 “Application for Duplicate Title” is the form used when the original Certificate of Title for a vehicle, boat, or manufactured home has been lost, destroyed, damaged, or becomes unreadable. Although the form itself looks simple, the process is tightly regulated: only the legal owner or a properly authorized representative can request a new title, and certain supporting documents must be submitted depending on the situation. This guide explains what each section means, how to avoid common mistakes, and what documentation is required in typical real-world cases.

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.

Form MV-901B is a sworn statement used by garagepersons in the state of New York to affirm the sale of a vehicle and seek compensation for unpaid repairs, towing services, or storage charges. This form serves as an official document that validates the garageperson's claim and outlines the details of the sale.

Form MV-901A is a document used by garagepersons in the state of New York to notify vehicle owners of their intention to sell the vehicle to recover costs associated with repairs, towing, and/or storage. This form serves as an official notice to the owner that the garageperson intends to take action to recoup their expenses.

Form MV-901.1 is used by a lienholder in the state of New York to request a duplicate copy of the MV-901 Notice of Recorded Lien. The MV-901 Notice of Recorded Lien is a document that provides public notice of a lien on a vehicle. This form is specifically designed for lienholders who need a replacement copy of the original notice.

Form NYS DMV MV-900.1 is filed by a lienholder who has a charge account with the DMV to record a lien on a vehicle title. This form is used to provide notice of the lien and initiate the lien recording process.

The form consists of sections where the lienholder can provide details about the lien, including information about the debtor, the vehicle subject to the lien, and any specific terms or conditions related to the lien agreement. Both the lienholder and the owner of the vehicle must sign the form.

Form NYS DMV MV-843 is used to transfer ownership of a motor vehicle when the owner is deceased. This form serves as a checklist that outlines the necessary steps and documentation required for the transfer of ownership in such circumstances.

Form NYS DMV MV-83T is used in conjunction with a registration/title application when there are more than two persons who are partners or joint owners of a vehicle. This form serves as a statement to declare the partnership or joint ownership arrangement for the vehicle.

The form consists of sections where the applicants can provide details about the partnership or joint ownership, including the names and addresses of the partners or joint owners, their percentage of ownership, and any specific terms or conditions related to the partnership or joint ownership agreement.