We just had a call from a freight booker whose customer is from Senegal, bought the car at an auction in Florida and is shipping the vehicle to Norway. And just discovered there is no title for the vehicle and it is sitting in customs waiting for papers. This situation happens more than you think, often times no one thinks of it till they are paying storage fees at the docks. Lesson to be learned is before starting the shipping procedure contact WWW.GetNewTitle.com and secure a title.

There is no fast service in dealing with the DMV's around the country. We have many good relations with DMV employees that can help speed it up but it still takes time to process. In the situation above they had already paid 5 weeks of storage fees before they called us, it took us about 5 weeks to secure their title. They paid a lot of extra money in storage fees.

GetNewTitle.com can solve most vehicle import and export title problems. We deal directly with customs or more often with the freight booker. So be sure to verify the title before you start the car shipping process.

Well the big rigs are rolling and seems like more and more of them have missing titles. We thought it might be helpful to our clients to identify the added information needed for a truck title verses a car title.

In gathering information for lost truck title there are a few differences from a car title. GetNewTitle.com has found that all states require weight of the vehicle, number of tires and if it is Gas or diesel. Along with that many states want the weight when it is loaded, the gross weight.

They also draw a line as to a commercial truck and a personal truck, the weight is usually the cut off. If it is consider a commercial vehicle there are additional cost and rules. Each state has there own set of rules and information above are the most common info for lost truck titles.

Whether you bought a vehicle in Canada and you live in the United States or you moved from United Utates to England, a title is required to go from here to there or there to here. If you don't have the title you aren't going anywhere. Unless you have an address in the States, then getting the title is no problem. Many vehicles over the years come to the States on freighters or transport trailers and do not have all the import papers. These are called Grey Market vehicles. To title a grey market vehicle some of the forms you need are: Bill of sale or affidavit of sale,Vehicle Power of attorney, copy of your drivers license and a Vin Verification form.

We just had a call from a freight booker whose customer is from Senagal, bought the car at an auction in Florida and is shipping the vehicle to Norway. And just discovered there is no title for the vehicle and it is sitting in customs waiting for papers. This situation happens more than you think. Often times no one thinks of it till they are paying storage fees at the docks. Lesson to be learned is before starting the shipping procedure contact WWW.GetNewTitle.com and secure a title. There is no fast service dealing with the DMV around the country. We have many good relations with DMV employees that can help speed it up but it still takes time to process. In the situation above they had already paid 5 weeks of storage fees before they called us and it took us about 5 weeks to secure there title. They paid a lot of extra money in storage fees.