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Replacing a Lost Title
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If you've lost your Tennessee vehicle title, you can apply for a duplicate in one of two ways: by mail, or in person at your local County Clerk's office.
Apply by Mail
To apply for your duplicate title in Tennessee by mail, download, print, and complete the duplicate title request form.
Mail the completed form, a lien discharge notice (if applicable), and the $5 fee to:
- Tennessee Department of Revenue
- Taxpayer and Vehicle Services Division
- 44 Vantage Way, Ste. 160
- Nashville, TN 37243-8050
Apply in Person
When you apply for a duplicate Tennessee title in person, you simply need to go to your local County Clerk's office with the completed application, two proofs of identification, and the $5 fee.
Can't Get Out?
If you can't get out of your house and don't want to apply by mail, you can send someone else to do your dirty work for you!
Whomever you choose as your victim must take the complete application and $5 fee to the County Clerk's office, along with two proofs of their own identification and a notarized power of attorney statement.
Keep track of the replacement process by calling the Vehicle Title and Registration Division at (888) 871-3171.
