DMV: Correction After Title Issuance

Once a vehicle is registered in the online system, it is permanently registered and assigned a title assigned. We must send the appropriate fee and complete H - 13 form to the mail administration department for correction.

The correction process after issuing the title is different from the error correction process before issuing the title. After the title is published, all errors need to be treated as ownership transfers. These transactions are not dealer transactions (the dealer part is not complete in H-13). The dealer functions only as an agent for these transactions. Examples of common errors: Loan contract that does not match current registration and ownership The name of the rental company is not the name the rental company wants, that is, the name of Nissan Infiniti LT and NILT, but the customer will name the vehicle with the new name Add or remove. You can not fix these errors by going back to the original application; after completing and processing, you must apply for a new registration and title

A proper title certificate (vehicle registration method and title attachment method) is correctly assigned from the seller to the buyer (the name displayed on the front of the title).

Approval is required if the lien owner or dealer signs a document for the applicant and attaches that person's photo ID.

If you have any questions about this type of transaction, please contact dealer processing department (860) 263-5181.

** In order to keep the vehicle "new", you need to submit a letter from the dealer's letterhead within 6 months from issue date. In the letter, owner / rental company with lien privilege has already been registered and the title is incorrect so we need to state that we applied for new ownership. **

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The correction process after issuing the title is different from the error correction process before issuing the title. After the title is published, all errors need to be treated as ownership transfers. These transactions are not dealer transactions (the dealer part is not complete in H-13). The dealer functions only as an agent for these transactions. Examples of common errors: Loan contract that does not match current registration and ownership The name of the rental company is not the name the rental company wants, that is, the name of Nissan Infiniti LT and NILT, but the customer will name the vehicle with the new name Add or remove. You can not fix these errors by going back to the original application; after completing and processing, you must apply for a new registration and title

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