You must sign in the middle of section 2 line 1, off to the right on the front page of the title, under the Statement of Lien Satisfaction.

The owner is solely responsible to release the liability of the vehicle. If you, the owner has the title you must sign off as the seller. If you don't have the title you'll need to fill out the Application for Duplicate Certificate of Title(Form MV7). This form must be mailed along with the $10 fee.

I'm the registered owner but I can't find my title:

To replace a lost title, complete Form MV7, "Duplicate Title Application. This form can be obtained at any DMV office. The Duplicate Title Application must be signed by an owner of record and may require a release of lien from previous lien holder. The fee for a duplicate title is $10.00.

If you want to donate your car and don't have the title, we can take car of the title process for you. You will need to fill out the forms below and just hold onto them until the tow agent comes to pick up the vehicle. 

A notarized MT Secure POA (MV65A) or notarized MT Non-Secure POA (MV65), signed by all owners.

Lien Release (if applicable). This can be a MT Release of Security Interest (MV37A) or an separate notarized lien satisfaction on lien holder letter head.

The owner of the vehicle is deceased:

In the case of no probated estate: Assuming the value of the vehicle does not exceed $20,000, you will need a state certified copy of the death certificate, an Application for Title of a Vehicle by Right of Survivorship (MV12), and a properly endorsed and notarized title by the surviving spouse or other heir.

 In the case of a probated estate:  You'll need a certified copy of the death certificate, notarized probate
papers from the court, and a properly signed title by the executor of the estate.

The vehicle was abandoned on my property:

We can only pick up an abandoned vehicle if we are able to obtain a signature from the last registered owner.