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Application for Duplicate Nevada Certificate of Title (VP 012).Mail this, the above documents and a check or money order payable to DMV or a Payment Authorization for $20 to: Please include an explanation letter with your full name, current address, daytime telephone number and Nevada license plate number. If you choose the mail, for your protection, we suggest you use registered or certified mail. You may submit the title or other forms, the Transfer on Death Application and title fee at any DMV Full Service Office or by mail. If the vehicle was last titled in another state, you must obtain a duplicate title from that state and then obtain a Nevada title. This is for vehicles that were last titled in Nevada. If you do not have the existing Certificate of Title, you must submit an Application for Duplicate Title and, if necessary, a Lien Release. If the title says 'person 1' OR 'person 2', either party can sign without the other.If the title says 'person 1' AND 'person 2', all parties must sign the VP 239 form.It is not necessary to renew or update the vehicle registration.Īll owner(s) may have to sign the Transfer on Death Application (VP 239) depending on how they are listed on the title. We will mail the new title with the beneficiary listed in approximately eight weeks. The owner must submit the Certificate of Title, a Transfer on Death Application (VP 239) and a $20 Title Fee. Multiple vehicle owners cannot each have a different beneficiary. Adding or Removing a Beneficiary Top ↑īeneficiaries may be added (or removed) by a legal owner at any time, including during other transactions such as applying for a duplicate title or when removing a lienholder or buying out a lease. A maximum of three vehicle owners and the beneficiary can be listed on a Certificate of Title. Vehicles with a lienholder, lessor or titled as Tenants in Common may not carry a Transfer on Death beneficiary. The new owner also must obtain a new registration in order to drive the vehicle on public streets. The beneficiary must apply for a new title to complete the process. Ownership of the vehicle passes to the beneficiary upon the death of all legal owners. However, a business can be listed as the beneficiary. The vehicle owner must be an individual, not a business. Transfer on Death allows vehicle owners to add or remove a beneficiary to the title of a motor vehicle, trailer or semitrailer.

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