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    Your Illinois vehicle title proves that you own your vehicle, and you'll need this document should you ever wish to sell the car. If your title has been lost, stolen, or damaged, you may apply for a duplicate from the Illinois Secretary of State.

    To apply, complete Form VSD-190, available only at your local Secretary of State office.

    Submit your application in person at your Secretary of State office or by mail to:

    • Secretary of State
    • Vehicle Services Department
    • 501 S. 2nd St., Room 014
    • Springfield, IL 62756

    Fees

    A duplicate title costs $65. This fee does not include any registration fees or taxes that may be due when you apply.

     
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