Application for duplicate title - State of Alaska 2025

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The document is an application form for obtaining a duplicate vehicle title in the State of Alaska. It requires information about the vehicle, owner certification regarding the title's status (lost, destroyed, or stolen), and personal details of the applicant. The form must be signed in front of a notary public or DMV representative, who verifies the identity of the signer. It also includes legal penalties for false statements and confirms liability insurance for the vehicle.

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What is the Reg 227 form for duplicate title?

An Application for Duplicate Title (REG 227) is used to transfer ownership when the California title is lost, stolen, mutilated, or illegible. A mutilated or illegible title must be submitted with the application. The REG 227 must be properly completed and endorsed for transfer.

How to get a duplicate title in Alaska?

To apply for a duplicate title, the following items are required: A notarized Affidavit of Lost, Stolen, or Destroyed Title (Form 809) A lien release from any lienholder of record. $15.00.

How much is a lost title in Alaska?

The title transfer fee in Alaska is typically $15. If you need a duplicate title, theres an additional fee of $15 as well. Remember to include applicable fees with your documentation when submitting to the DMV.

What is the difference between a replacement title and a duplicate title?

0:01 0:47 But you can simultaneously. Change ownership. If you want to put it in somebody elses name againMoreBut you can simultaneously. Change ownership. If you want to put it in somebody elses name again different states have different rules. And different terminology.

What is needed to transfer a car title in Alaska?

What Youll Need to Transfer your Vehicle Title in Alaska The completed title signed by all sellers and buyers. An odometer verification. A bill of sale. The buyers drivers license. Completed Application for Title and Registration. Payment for the title transfer.