How dose a lein on a title work?

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A lien is a claim by another person or party as a second owner of the vehicle. It's a way to protect lenders from grand theft - the loss of vehicles due to non-payment of debts, and being retitled in any other state.

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If you take out a loan for a car, the car is collateral for the loan. Your name is on the title and the lender's name will be included on the title as 'lien holder.' If you don't make the payments, the lender can repossess the car from you to recover their collateral property.

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A car titled with an existing lien holder cannot be retitled until the original loan is paid off.

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When you pay off the loan, you should tell your lender to notify the dept of motor vehicles to remove their name as lienholder on the title.

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If you pay cash for a car, you own it 100% free and clear, and the state will register your name alone on the title. (A 'clean' title.)

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Quite well actually. You are the registered owner of the vehicle, so you can drive it, pay for the tags and insurance and all, but the lender is the legal owner of the vehicle. As long as you are making your payments on time, no problems. But if you miss payments, the lender as legal owner can come and get your car from you.

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Once you have made the final payment, he gives you a lien release which takes his name off and you then own it yourself.

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When you finance a car, the lender is the "lien holder" and holds onto your title. You can still register the car and pay all the fees. But you will not be able to take the "lien holder" off until the car is paid off and the lender sends you a "Release of Lien" where you will then transfer the title onto your name.

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This DMV.ORG help center question addresses this process.

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http://www.dmv.org/help/questions/92/...

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Can you be a little more specific on the situation?

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