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DMV question?
I live in Cali and had purchased a car financed through bb&T bank. I ended up paying off my car within 2 years instead of the full term so bb&t bank sent me a letter as proof of the pay off and a release of the lien in the letter they attached a title too....im not sure what I need to do with the title of the car now that i fully own my car and the lien has been released by them? Is it just my own copy or am I supposed to send the original to DMV? Im confused...thanks.
5 Answers
- John AldenLv 75 months agoFavorite Answer
You keep the title and lien release letter. Turn them over to the next owner when you sell or trade the vehicle.
- MayLv 65 months ago
Dear confused.
Do nothing except Just keep the letter with the title. Then when/if you sell the car the letter will be proof that the lien has been satisfied and the the title is "clean".
- ScottLv 75 months ago
Do not keep your title in the car. Keep it at home in a safe place, like a safe or lockbox. You don't want anything to happen to it.
- Anonymous5 months ago
Hang onto it. If you lose it, its going to be a big problem. Unless you never plan to sell or trade it.
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