Wisconsin DOT Application for Bonded Certificate of Title for a Vehicle 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Wisconsin DOT Application for Bonded Certificate of Title in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the owner information section, including your legal name, social security number, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
  3. Next, provide detailed vehicle information such as the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), year, make, and model. This data helps establish the vehicle's identity.
  4. In the seller/previous owner information section, include any known details about previous owners. If unknown, note where you purchased the vehicle.
  5. Complete the written statement on page 3 detailing how you obtained the vehicle and its history. This narrative is essential for your application’s approval.
  6. Attach required pictures of the vehicle from all four sides and ensure you have a clear image of the VIN. If necessary, download form MV3623 for law enforcement certification.
  7. Review your application using the checklist provided on page 4 to confirm all items are included before submission.

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(b) A motor vehicle transferred as a gift or as a prize in a contest or drawing is exempt when registered with the department of transportation by the recipient or prize winner. However, the sale of the vehicle to the donor of the gift or prize is taxable, unless the donor is an organization described in s.
There are two ways to obtain a title to a vehicle that you dont own. The easiest way is to find the owner and have him fill out a duplicate title for you. The other way is to have the vehicle removed and stored privately at a licensed auto repair shop.
The Division of Motor Vehicles also provides a Statement of Vehicle Transfer (MV2488) for this purpose. Completing this DMV form will help eliminate your liability if the new owner fails to properly register the vehicle. These forms are available at DMV Service Centers and at our department.
Follow the four steps below to apply for your Wisconsin bonded title. Step 1: Complete the general title application. Complete the online title license plate application (MV1). Step 2: Apply for a bonded title. Step 3: Get record results and appraisal. Step 4: Purchase a Wisconsin title bond.
Any individual, regardless of their residence, who is convicted of specific traffic violations in Wisconsin is mandated to successfully complete a Right-of-Way course. Designed to reacquaint drivers with right-of-way rules and enhance awareness regarding the safety of motorcyclists, pedestrians, and bicyclists.

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Use the Statement of Intent Form MV2489 to get a corrected title when your title or Manufacturer Statement of Origin (MSO) has a change or erasure in the purchaser, lien holder or odometer area.
The form MV11 Application for Title / Registration is restricted to licensed dealers for their retail customers. Regardless of the revision date, the MV11 forms includes dealer assignment, odometer statement and is printed by a secure printing process.

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