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| Most Vehicles Require
Registration and Title No person may drive or move upon any highway
any vehicle required to be registered without current registration and plates. However
when application is properly made for registration and certificate of title for vehicle
and is accompanied by proper fee, vehicle may be operated temporarily pending complete
registration upon displaying a document approved by Department. See Delaware
Code section 2101, a link to Lexis
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| Certificate With Evidence of
Ownership When satisfied that applicant for title is owner of the
motor vehicle, the Department issues in name of owner a certificate bearing serial number
and signature of the Secretary, under the seal of the Secretary's office. The certificate
of title contains the same information as required upon face of the registration card
except period of registration. See Delaware
Code section 2306 |
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| Documentation For Liens
Every application for a certificate of title must have permanently attached a duplicate
original of every conditional sales contract, chattel mortgage, lease, note or other
written agreement by which any lien or encumbrance is sought to be secured upon vehicle.
This requirement is waived if the Department already has the lien information or if
lien information is available on out-of-state title exchanged for a Delaware certificate.
See Delaware
Code section 2331 |
| No Additional Uniform Commercial
Code Filing Required Where a vehicle lien is required to be filed and
noted on certificate of title pursuant to this title, no additional filing is required
under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code. See Delaware
Code section 2333. |
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Division of Motor Vehicles
303 Transportation Circle
P.O. Box 698
Dover, Delaware 19903
(302) 739-4421
(302) 739-2602 (Fax) |
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43 RETAIL INSTALLMENT SALES, begins with 4301.
Covers chattels for use primarily for personal, family or household purposes, as
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