How to title a hot rod
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Download form [http://www.doj.mt.gov/driving/forms.asp MV10 Affidavit/Application for Title With Insufficient Evidence of Ownership or Bonded Certificate of Title] and [http://www.doj.mt.gov/driving/forms/mv10b.pdf MV10b Application for State Assigned Identification Numbers] in .pdf format and fill out in the appropriate areas. | Download form [http://www.doj.mt.gov/driving/forms.asp MV10 Affidavit/Application for Title With Insufficient Evidence of Ownership or Bonded Certificate of Title] and [http://www.doj.mt.gov/driving/forms/mv10b.pdf MV10b Application for State Assigned Identification Numbers] in .pdf format and fill out in the appropriate areas. | ||
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| + | Why both forms? The MV10 is the application for the'' title'' of your vehicle that has no ownership evidence. MV10b is the application for the actual ''VIN number''. You'll need to fill them out both. Don't forget your $5 payment included with form MV10b. | ||
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| + | Once you've filled out the above two forms, gather them up along with your inspection certificate (Form MV20) and your Surety Bond (if you need one) - and make photocopies of everything. Put all the originals in an envelope to the Title and Registration Bureau address on the forms, and mail it away. | ||
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