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How do I put a lien on a motorcycle?

asked by JimB (13)

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Depending on: Your jurisdiction, province, or state, and Type of lien, Liens are recorded or registered either by: Your province's or state's Bureau or Department of Motor-Vehicles, or your County-Court-Clerk. A seller or service-provider generally needs to obtain the signature of the person(s) purchasing a product or service on an appropriate-form which is filed with a BMV/DMV or County-Court-Clerk.

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Well if it the motorcycle has already been paid off, what you can do is take your title to a D.M.V. in your area and tell them you would like to apply for a lien. They will give you a lien holders license.

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posted by Liz59 (10812)
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Typically used on higher value items, like houses, cars and other expensive things like large watercraft, motorcycles may not be high enough in value to place a lien for unpaid debts. But if the motorcycle is expensive enough and qualifies, typically these issues are taken care of in one of two places, at an attorney or a bank.

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posted by H797H (157)
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To Put a lien on a motorcycle you would take the title to the DMV in your area and tell them you wish to have a lienholder place on it and they will do it while you wait. There is a section on the title for lienholders on the title.

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To put a lien on a motorcycle you have to file for an abandoned title of the motorcycle. It is the same thing as applying for a quit title if you are wondering.

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posted by Liz59 (10812)
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