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Replacing a Lost Title
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If you think you've lost your vehicle's title or salvage certificate, you can apply for a duplicate. The Maine BMV also will replace titles that are stolen, damaged, or illegible.
First, make sure your vehicle actually requires a title in Maine. Motor vehicles, trailers over 3,000 pounds, and motorcycles must have titles if they are 15 years old or newer.
The Maine BMV provides a complete list of specialty vehicles that also require titles.
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Steps to Replace Your Title
Below are the five easy steps to get a duplicate title:
- Complete a duplicate title application. Maine dealers and lienholders can also complete the application.
- Make sure the application is signed, or it will not be processed.
- Complete and file a lien release form if BMV records show a lien that has since been released.
- Mail the completed forms or take them in person to a local BMV office.
- Pay a $23 fee. Checks and money orders should be made out to the Secretary of State. You can pay an extra $10 to speed processing. Do not send cash in the mail.
The mailing address is:
- Title Examination & Information Unit
- 29 State House Station
- 101 Hospital St.
- Augusta, ME
- 04333-0029
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