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Getting a Duplicate Title
It's easy to get a duplicate title if you've lost or damaged yours, but it requires waiting in line at the Pawtucket DMV. This is the only DMV office where you can apply for a duplicate title. Make sure you go during office hours, which are Monday to Friday from 8:30 p.m.-3:15 p.m.
Do the following before you go:
- Complete a duplicate title application.
- Get the completed duplicate application notarized.
- Bring the $26.50 fee.
- Present materials to the Title Office at the Pawtucket DMV location:
- 100 Main St.
- Pawtucket, RI 02680
Notes on liens and lienholders:
- You can only apply for a duplicate title if you are the owner listed on the original title. If you still have a lien on the vehicle, the lienholder can apply.
- If your title has a lienholder listed on it but you've paid off the loan, you have to fill out a Release of Lien document and present it with your application.
Vehicles 1998 and Older
Titles are no longer required for vehicles made in (or after) 1998. For more information contact Rhode Island's Registration File's section, which you can track down by calling the main DMV number: (401) 462-4368.
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