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1. • • You can apply for a duplicate title in Illinois by mail or in person at your local IL SOS office. You'll need to: Complete the Application for Vehicle Transaction (s) (Form VSD 190). You can also obtain a form at any Secretary of State local office, or by calling (800) 252-8980 or (312) 793-1010.
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   How do I correct a title application in Illinois?

   • A corrected title application must state the vehicle’s current odometer reading at the time of application for vehicles nine years old and newer. Illinois titles are mailed to the lienholder if a lien is applied. Include the complete name and address of the lienholder on the duplicate title application.

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   How do I get a duplicate title in Illinois?

   • The out-of-state purchaser must ask the Illinois owner to apply for the duplicate title.However, if a former Illinois resident was the last valid title holder of the vehicle, a duplicate title may be applied for. The former Illinois resident must: Include out-of-state mailing instructions in the "MAIL TO" information area.

   Corrected and Duplicate Titles - Illinois Secretary of State

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   How do I get a copy of a deed in Illinois?

   • Typically, homeowners can get a copy of their property deed by visiting their county deeds office. Cook County, Illinois' property records are easily searchable online through a property index number (known as a PIN) or a street address.

   How to Order a Property Deed From Cook County, Illinois

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   How do I replace a lost title in Illinois?

   • If you need to replace a lost title and make chan -ges, the changes may be made on a duplicate title application. A corrected title application must state the vehicle’s current odometer reading at the time of application for vehicles nine years old and newer. Illinois titles are mailed to the lienholder if a lien is applied.

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3. www.ilsos.gov › departments › vehiclesCorrected and Duplicate Titles - Illinois Secretary of State

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   When you are seeking to correct information on your title, and your title is not lost, stolen or mutilated, you must apply for a Corrected Title. Fill Out Application. You must fill out the Application for Vehicle Transaction(s) (VSD 190). Check the box for Duplicate Title in the top section. Fill out every section which applies.

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   When seeking to correct information on your title, and the title has been lost, stolen or mutilated, you must apply for a Duplicate Title. However, you may check the box for corrected title if one of the above listed conditions apply.

5. www.ilsos.gov › publications › pdf_publicationsDuplicate and Corrected Titles - Illinois Secretary of State

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   The Electronic Registration and Title (ERT) System on our website, ilsos.gov, allows you to complete and print an Application for Vehicle Transaction(s) (VSD 190). To complete your transaction, you must take your completed application, required supporting documentation, and payment to your local DMV within seven days.

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   • Change Your Name on A Title

   To remove a lien during the duplicate title process, you must also submit: 1. A lien clearance letter or a lien contract letter that says the lien has been paid in full. OR 2. A court order that directs the Secretary of State's office to issue a title without the lien. A new vehicle title without the lien information will be sent to your address.

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   You can apply for a corrected title in the following instances: 1. When you are changing or adding an owner's name due to marriage. 2. When you are removing an owner's namedue to death or divorce. 3. When you are adding a liento a vehicle. Title changes due to death or divorce have a $15 application fee. You'll need to use the Application for Vehic...

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   When changing your name on a title due to marriage or divorce, you will need to include your marriage license or divorce decree with your application. The process is the same as that outlined above for duplicate titles. There is a $15 fee for this service.

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   Or you may have heard about our FREE Property Fraud Alert and want to verify that your title is clear before signing up. Whatever your reason, this post will explain step-by-step how to look up your chain of title in our public database and review it for recordings that should not be there.

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   Recordings Legal Help Desk. Schedule a Legal Help Desk Appointment Today! Cook County residents looking for answers to legal questions concerning their home, chain of title, or other land records can now receive free legal assistance through a new Legal Help Desk service. Click here for more information! Recording FAQs.

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   Typically, homeowners can get a copy of their property deed by visiting their county deeds office. Cook County, Illinois' property records are easily searchable online through a property index number (known as a PIN) or a street address.