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Replacing a Lost Title
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- Applying for a Duplicate Title
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Page OverviewAlthough you should always keep your title in a safe place, it's easy to lose that vital document. Fortunately, if you can't find it, or if it's been stolen, destroyed, or damaged, it's simple to get a replacement.Top Applying for a Duplicate Title
The title owner or lienholder will just need to go to a title office, fill out an application, show proper identification, and pay the $15 replacement fee.
Should the original title magically reappear later, please be sure to take it to the title office so that it can be canceled.
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Have another title-related question? The state has a lengthy title FAQ page that covers a myriad of questions.
You can also refer to our complete Registration & Titling section.
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