Lost Car Title in Nevada
How to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged car title in Nevada — the form you need, the fee, and how long it takes.
Duplicate Title Quick Facts
How to Get a Duplicate Title in Nevada
Get the application form from the State DMV website or visit a local office.
Fill in your name, address, vehicle information (VIN, year, make, model), and reason for the duplicate request.
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Some states require proof of residency or notarization of the application.
Submit payment with your application. Accepted payment methods vary by location — check the State DMV website.
Varies. Processing times range from same-day (in-person) to several weeks (mail-in).
If a lienholder is on record, the duplicate title typically goes to or requires approval from the lienholder.
Contact your state DMV for the most current fees, forms, and processing times for duplicate title applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a duplicate car title cost in Nevada?
Varies. Duplicate title fees vary by state, typically ranging from $5 to $75.
How long does it take to get a duplicate title in Nevada?
Varies. Processing times range from same-day (in-person) to several weeks (mail-in).
What form do I need for a duplicate title in Nevada?
State-specific form. Contact your state DMV for the specific form required for a duplicate title application.
Can I apply for a duplicate title online in Nevada?
No. Online availability varies by state. Check your state DMV website.
What happens if there is a lienholder on my title in Nevada?
If a lienholder is on record, the duplicate title typically goes to or requires approval from the lienholder.
Can I sell a car without the title in Nevada?
Selling a car without the title is difficult in Nevada. The buyer will need the title to register the vehicle. You should apply for a duplicate title before selling. In some cases, both parties can work with the DMV to transfer ownership simultaneously with the duplicate title application.