Affidavit for Inspection of an Antique Vehicle - BIPAC

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(D) signature.(4) The inspection date.(e) In addition to IC 9-17-2, an applicant who purchased a vehicle and is unable to obtain a properlyexecuted title for a vehicle that is valued at five thousand dollars ($5,000) or less may obtain a title bypresenting all of the following items:(1) A valid bill of sale.(2) An affidavit of ownership on the bureau's designated form.(3) A letter requesting the registered owner/seller to provide the signed title to the purchaser. The lettermust have been:(A) sent to the seller by registered mail at the seller's last known address; and(B) returned to the sender unopened and marked as being unclaimed.(4) A VIN inspection.(5) A lien release, if necessary.The bureau will issue a new title to the applicant if the bureau determines that sufficient credible evidenceexists to substantiate the applicant's claim of ownership.(f) In addition to IC 9-17-2, an applicant who purchased a vehicle and is unable to obtain a properlyexecuted title for a vehicle that is valued at more than five thousand dollars ($5,000) shall present a courtorder that establishes the applicant as the legal owner of the purchased vehicle for which the applicant isseeking a title.(g) United States government verification will be accepted as proof of ownership from military personnelwho did not obtain the standard port of entry forms for importing the personnel's personal vehicle fromout of the country.(h) To record a lien on an existing title, an applicant must apply for a new title and include the followinginformation:(1) The new lien holder's information.(2) The signatures of all the persons whose names appeared on the original title.(i) The bureau may require a VIN inspection whenever unusual or suspicious circumstances existpertaining to a title transaction or a title's information.
140 IAC 6-1-5 Body change titleTITLE 140. BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLESARTICLE 6. TITLESRULE 1. APPLICATION, CHANGE, TRANSFER OF TITLE; PROCEDURES140 IAC 6-1-5 (2010)Sec. 5. (a) A person must obtain a body change title whenever a vehicle is altered such that it changesthe vehicle's type, as noted on the vehicle's current title or certificate of origin.(b) To receive a body change title, an applicant must provide the former title or certificate of origin, aproperly completed body change affidavit, using a bureau designated form, and proof of a VIN inspection.(c) Assembled vehicles and any vehicle that is altered such that it changes its vehicle type must meetall applicable federal and state highway safety requirements before it may be titled and registered foroperation on highways and streets.
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