Auto Salvage — Recycling — Recycle Title New York NY
Information concerning the rules, codes, statutes and laws pertaining to auto, car and other vehicle titles and transferring ownership in the State of New York NY; for cars with and without titles, for salvage, lost and duplicate titles. Useful for car recycling and disposal.
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When you donate or recycle your car or vehicle it will be picked up and towed to auction and sold. Below you will find very specific information about the laws, statutes or codes pertaining to title transfer as handled by the auction company. If you have any questions about your title or if you have a salvage title or a lost title you can check below.
We will send detailed instructions and the phone number for the auction company when we start the pick up process. After you receive these instructions, if you have any other questions concerning the vehicle title, you should speak with the knowledgeable people in the title department of the auction company.
Whether you are donating your car or vehicle or disposing of it through our salvage or recycle program the pickup is free!
You can find a list of cities in your state that we pickup from at the bottom of this page.
NEW YORK TITLE PROCESSING PROCEDURES 1. What is the Salvage Vehicle Examination Program? Testimonial from The Tarrytown NY Volunteer Ambulance Corp Testimonial from The New York City Police Department Testimonial from Chief of Operations Harrison Volunteer Ambulance Corps Testimonial from a School Resource Officer in Poughkeepsie NY Testimonial from Downsville NY Testimonial from the Bethlehem Volunteer Testimonial from the Gilbertsville Fire Department Testimonial from the Stamford Fire Department To read more Testimonials click here
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1. What is the Salvage Vehicle Examination Program? If a salvage vehicle is rebuilt for use on roadways, the DMV must examine it before the DMV can issue a new title certificate or registration. The required examination is part of the NYS Auto Theft Prevention Program. The program includes vehicles that were issued a NYS Salvage Certificate (MV-907A). The program also includes rebuilt salvage vehicles from most other states. A NYS title certificate issued after the date of May 18, 1999 for a rebuilt salvage vehicle displays the brand, "Rebuilt Salvage". Some title certificates issued before May 19, 1999 also show this brand. Read more information about the salvage branding process. The salvage vehicle examination is not a safety inspection, an emissions inspection, or an insurance examination. The salvage vehicle examination is a separate and additional examination conducted by DMV investigators. The DMV Division of Field Investigations Auto Theft Unit administers the Salvage Vehicle Examination Program. Why is this examination required?The NYS law requires the salvage vehicle examination to determine if a rebuilt salvage vehicle is stolen or includes stolen parts. The salvage vehicle examination program:
What is a salvage vehicle?A salvage vehicle is a vehicle that was transferred to an insurance company because it was stolen or because it has significant damage. The damage can occur because of a collision, theft, vandalism, or damage from water. Any vehicle is a salvage vehicle if the cost of the repairs to restore the vehicle are more than 75% of the pre-damage retail value of the vehicle. A salvage vehicle that is recovered after a theft or rebuilt after the damage must be examined by the DMV before the DMV can issue a new title certificate or registration. The DMV will not examine or issue a title certificate or a vehicle registration to a rebuilt vehicle that has an out-of-state title certificate that is labeled "parts only", "non-rebuildable", or "non-repairable". The DMV will not examine or issue a title certificate or a vehicle registration to a rebuilt salvage vehicle that does not have a title certificate or form MV-907A that proves ownership.
We pick up all over The State of New York, here is list of just a few of the locations: Albany
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