Lien Recording Application (MVR-6) 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Lien Recording Application (MVR-6) in the editor.
  2. Begin with the Vehicle Section. Fill in the year, make, body style, series model, title number, and vehicle identification number (VIN). Ensure all details are accurate for proper processing.
  3. Next, move to the Owner Section. Enter the ID numbers and full legal names of both owners. Include their residence or business addresses along with city, state, zip code, and tax county.
  4. Proceed to the Lien Section. For each lien (up to four), provide the date of lien, maturity date if applicable, lienholder ID number, account number, and name of the lienholder. Make sure to fill out all required fields for each lien.
  5. In the Disclosure Section, check the box if you want personal information disclosed. Then ensure that all owners sign and date the application at the bottom.

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The answer is yes it is illegal to sell a vehicle without informing the buyer of its liens. The answer is clear in your local and state laws, but were here to help you understand it better. In the U.S., it is illegal to sell a vehicle without informing the new owner there is a lien.
No, you do NOT want to purchase a car with a lien, because that means it is still owned by the bank and NOT the seller.
Then, you may want to take the following steps:Contact the dealership and formally request an explanation for why they sold you a vehicle with an active lien. Ask for a written confirmation that the lien was indeed paid in full, and request any documentation proving that the lien has been discharged. Handling Car Liens: What If a Dealership Sells You One? JustAnswer canada-business-law rerc JustAnswer canada-business-law rerc
Assuming you have the contact details of the seller, you can file for a reversal of the sale (your money back, and you give them the car), or for clear title - the lien is paid offhow they do it is not your concern. Your action would be against the seller, and I would ensure you have copies of everything.
The lien stays on the cars title until the loan is completely paid off. If you stop making payments, the lien allows the lender to repossess the car, sell it, and use the money to cover the remaining loan balance. But once you pay off the loan, the lender removes the lien, and you become the full owner of the car.
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