Last Updated 13th of April, 2010
After paying off an auto loan, how do I get the lien removed and title the vehicle in my name in NC? North Carolina
Title Transfer for Lien Release
Once you’ve paid off your auto loan or auto loans, the NC DMV can release the car title to you in your name. Usually, the lender sends a notice to the North Carolina DMV telling them you’ve paid off the car loan, and you don't have to do anything.
If the lender does not do this task for you, then you can get the lien taken off the title yourself:- Fill out and have notarized a Lien Release Form, MVR-8, from the NC DMV website. The notary may ask to see proof of the lien being paid off, such as a final bill or official letter saying “paid in full.”
- Make an appointment at a NC DMV office.
- Go in and present them with the lien release form.
- The DMV will issue you a new title.
Because it’s not a title substitute or replacement, the DMV should not charge you a fee to take a lien holder off the title.
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