Paid off my SQ5
02-07-2019, 07:58 PM
#1
Paid off my SQ5
Hey all,
used Audi financials and paid off my SQ5, quick question, when I received my congratulation notice along with the notice of recorded lien, it states that I should go to my DMV and obtain a new title?
When I first got my car for the first several weeks, I already received my title stating that I am the owner.
Do do I need to go to true DMV to obtain a new title? I have never done that for my previous car I owned.
used Audi financials and paid off my SQ5, quick question, when I received my congratulation notice along with the notice of recorded lien, it states that I should go to my DMV and obtain a new title?
When I first got my car for the first several weeks, I already received my title stating that I am the owner.
Do do I need to go to true DMV to obtain a new title? I have never done that for my previous car I owned.
02-07-2019, 08:05 PM
#2
Hey all,
used Audi financials and paid off my SQ5, quick question, when I received my congratulation notice along with the notice of recorded lien, it states that I should go to my DMV and obtain a new title?
When I first got my car for the first several weeks, I already received my title stating that I am the owner.
Do do I need to go to true DMV to obtain a new title? I have never done that for my previous car I owned.
used Audi financials and paid off my SQ5, quick question, when I received my congratulation notice along with the notice of recorded lien, it states that I should go to my DMV and obtain a new title?
When I first got my car for the first several weeks, I already received my title stating that I am the owner.
Do do I need to go to true DMV to obtain a new title? I have never done that for my previous car I owned.
02-07-2019, 08:57 PM
#3
AudiWorld Senior Member
Not really since Audi would have signed off on the pink. Now if Audi was listed on the pink and no signature on the line..... This is how it is in CA at least. YMMV
Our registration will show both on it but when paid off we will get the pink with a sig on it.
Our registration will show both on it but when paid off we will get the pink with a sig on it.
02-08-2019, 02:09 AM
#4
AudiWorld Senior Member
02-08-2019, 02:32 AM
#5
AudiWorld Senior Member
If you sold the car back to a dealer, it wouldn’t be a big deal. They would see the release of lien.
But, to clear up my titles, I do typically go to the dmv and apply for a new clean title. Vanity and self congratulations I guess.
But, to clear up my titles, I do typically go to the dmv and apply for a new clean title. Vanity and self congratulations I guess.
02-08-2019, 04:22 AM
#6
AudiWorld Senior Member
Hey all,
used Audi financials and paid off my SQ5, quick question, when I received my congratulation notice along with the notice of recorded lien, it states that I should go to my DMV and obtain a new title?
When I first got my car for the first several weeks, I already received my title stating that I am the owner.
Do do I need to go to true DMV to obtain a new title? I have never done that for my previous car I owned.
used Audi financials and paid off my SQ5, quick question, when I received my congratulation notice along with the notice of recorded lien, it states that I should go to my DMV and obtain a new title?
When I first got my car for the first several weeks, I already received my title stating that I am the owner.
Do do I need to go to true DMV to obtain a new title? I have never done that for my previous car I owned.
02-08-2019, 08:06 AM
#7
Not sure if this varies by state, but in RI I have never had to go to the DMV to get the title after paying off a loan. As you mention, my title shows me as the owner and AFS as the lienholder, but there's a section for "release of lien" which AFS signed off when they mailed the title to me.
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02-08-2019, 10:29 AM
#8
AudiWorld Senior Member
When I paid off my last car in California, I just kept the CA title slip with "*** No title issued, Contact DMV for Title***" for years until I wanted to sell my car. At that point, I finally went to the DMV with the signed-off title that I received from the bank and had the lien officially released. The rules say that you have to get the lien released within 30 days of paying off the loan, but they said that they don't care when I called to ask. You can even mail it into the DMV and skip the DMV visit, but there's a possibility that it'll get lost in the mail and it's a hassle to get that resolved.
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