Title correction

How can I order a corrected title?

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What do I need to order a corrected title? (Choose tab)

All owners listed on the title must go to the Secretary of State office.
If an owner cannot appear, they can complete an Appointment of Agent form and provide a photocopy of their driver’s license.

You will need:

The vehicle title
The vehicle registration
Your corrected driver’s license or an official document verifying your name change
$15 title correction fee
Additional fees apply for debit or credit card payments.

If only removing a lien, only one owner is required to appear at the Secretary of State office. If removing a lien and changing anything else, all owners listed on the title must go to the Secretary of State office.
If an owner cannot appear, they can complete an Appointment of Agent form and provide a photocopy of their driver’s license.

You will need:

The vehicle title
Driver’s license or ID for all owners.
Lien termination statement from the lienholder listed on the title or the lienholder must sign-off on title.
$15 title correction fee
Additional fees apply for debit or credit card payments.

$15 fee to change a name, correct the year, make, body style or VIN.

$16 to add a lienholder.

$15 to remove a lien.

Extra $5 fee for same-day, instant title.
Your corrected title should arrive in the mail within 14 days.

If you need your title faster, instant title service is available at all Secretary of State offices for an extra $5 fee. All owners listed on the title must appear in person for instant title service. You cannot appoint an agent to represent you for an instant title.
You should update the address on your vehicle registration online or at a Secretary of State office as soon as you can.

If you do not immediately correct a title with your new address, no harm is done.

Submitting a change of address to the Secretary of State only updates the address on your driver’s license and voter registration but not on any titles in your name.