Alaska Title Processing Information
1 (866) 779-1362
I've got the title in front of me now where do I sign?:
Release ownership by signing on line one on the front of the title. If a company is leasing the title, the company must sign. If the owner possesses the title, you must have them sign off as the seller.
Attached to the top of your Alaska title should be a "Release of Liability/Notice of Transfer" form which you can tear off. This form should be complete with the name of the organization or individual you are giving the car to. The next step is to sign and mail to the address indicated. This is a form that allows you to release the liability of the vehicle between the time that it leaves you possession and the complete transfer of ownership. It's good to keep a copy of this form for security reasons.
I'm the registered owner but I can't find my title:
If your title has been lost, stolen, destroyed or has become
illegible you can apply for a duplicate title. In order for you to
receive a duplicate title you must fill out an affidavit of loss form. If there is an active lien on the vehicle you will need a lien release from any lienholder
of record and $15 for service charges. This must be submitted to the your local DMV.
You may want obtain an Affidavit of Lost, Stolen or Destroyed Title from any Alaska Division of Motor Office. You can also request one in writing at the address below.
State of Alaska
Division of Motor Vehicles
Attn: CORRESPONDENCE
1300 W Benson Boulevard STE 200
Anchorage AK 99503-3600
If your vehicle has been totaled, you can sell the vehicle with a bill of sales as long as you have filed a Total Loss Claim Report to the DMV indicating the status of the vehicle, whether it is salvage or junk.
The owner of the vehicle is deceased:
Christmas Toy Drive -- Monterey, Mexico
In the case of no probate proceedings: The court or a probate master will appoint a person to distribute the assets of the estate.
In the case of a probated estate: The court or a probate master will appoint a person to distribute the assets of the estate. For estates of $150,000.00 or less, a successor to the deceased owner may obtain title by completing an Affidavit for an Estate with Assets of $150,000 or Less (Form 827).
The vehicle was abandoned on my property:
In most cases we can still pick up the vehicle, if we need paperwork from you it will be in the form of your signature on a short document describing the location where the vehicle was left and your request for us to remove it.
More resources on title transfers in California:
Call us toll free at: 1 (866) 779-1362 to make arrangements for quick, no cost and hassle free pickup.
