I don’t have a driver license to fill out the paperwork! What I can do?
Required paperwork depends on your transaction type. Please contact our customer service for more detail pertaining to your particular account at (215) 289-0300.
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What does the ‘TBO’ title mean, and is it only for dealers to bid on?
The term ‘TBO’ signifies ‘To Be Obtained’, which means that the auction house is in the process of securing crucial documents such as the vehicle’s title or lien releases. Bidders do not need to be licensed car dealers to participate in auctions on RideSafely.com.
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What is NMVTIS (National Motor Vehicle Title Information System)?
NMVTIS is National Motor Vehicle Title Information System implemented by US Department of Justice. The NMVTIS is designed to protect consumers from fraud and unsafe vehicles and to keep stolen vehicles from being resold. NMVTIS is also a tool that assists states and law enforcement in deterring and preventing title fraud and other crimes.
All states DMV`s report the data to NMVTIS and check against NMVTIS database every time the title is transferred. DMV`s have the right to deem any title branded according to the records in the NMVTIS database.
All Clean title vehicles sold through salvage auctions have a chance of the title becoming salvage when processed by DMV. Please refer to http://www.vehiclehistory.gov for details.
Will the title for the vehicle I won be reassigned to my personal or company name?
By default all titles are reassigned to the name of the person on account. If you need the title to be reassigned to your company name instead, please notify our customer service in advance. Corrections to the titles already reassigned are subject to additional $85 Documentation fee. Please keep in mind that some corrections may not be done as per DMV regulations, and some may require for the title to be re-issued, in which case additional DMV fees will apply.
What is “reconstructed title or rebuilt title”?
When a vehicle is involved in an accident, and salvaged by the Insurance Company, it has to be reconstructed before being placed back on the road. After the vehicle is repaired, it`s inspected by an authorized mechanic and certified by the DMV as reconstructed to manufacturer specifications. The DMV issues a `reconstructed` title, which is treated the same way as a “clean” title regarding registration and insurance purposes. Please note http://www.ridesafely.com does not guarantee that all title denominations can be reconstructed in any particular state or country. Please refer any title questions to your local DMV.