Normally when the loan on a vehicle is paid off, a form is sent to you from the bank releasing the lien from the vehicle stating basically that you have paid off the loan. This is taken to or sent into DMV where the title is changed removing the lien from the title.
Some people never update the title and the "lien" language remains on the title.
I once purchased a motorcycle that the forms had not been sent into DMV to adjust the language on the title. I had no problem registering the vehicle and with my new title, lien was on the title. The bank never contacted me as they had been paid off long ago.
If this sounds like a similar situation, just sell the vehicle explaining this to the potential buyer.
i dont know but its not from sitting for 3 years mine was sitting for 5-6 years and olny 380$ in parts
No
1The answer depends on several circumstances, none of which you mention, so the answer has to be that it could be yes or no. Years ago I used to be an auto insurance adjuster. The policy of the company I worked for was this:1. IF the vehicle was NOT paid for [had a lienholder, like a bank or finance company], we had to make the draft out to our insured, AND to the body shop that was going to do the repair, OR If the insured requested, the names of our insured and his LIENHOLDER.This basically forced the insured to get the vehicle repaired, or at least to contact his lienholder and report the damaged vehicle. It was then between he and his lienholder whether he used the funds to repair the vehicle.2. On the other hand, IF our insured's vehicle was PAID OFF, and the insured wanted the draft made payable to himself only, then that's the way we wrote the draft.3. IF the draft was to a third party claimant, regardless of lienholder or not, we wrote the draft to the claimant only.
The statute of limitations for medical bills in Indiana is 6 years. That doesn't mean that they cannot contact you about the debt - it only means that they cannot take you to court because of it.
In most instances no. Your father, by making himself the lienholder of the car, is indirectly protecting you from creditors by making himself the first collector on the value of the car. Because he is first in line (as the lienholder), there is a low likelihood that any other creditor will try to take the asset in order to pay existing debt. To complete the process, however, you must be making monthly payments (even if only $1 per month) to your father in order to demonstrate the lienholder status. The "loan" should not last for more than seven (7) years.
59 years old. (1831-1890)
IF it was REPORTED stolen, it would show as such. IF there was a lien on it, it would show as such.
Yes. 10 years sitting in an office job doubles risk of bowel cancer
On december15, 1890 sitting bull was assassinated. He was 59 yrs (years) old when he was assassinated
yes
I too worked for J BAKER SHOES/NATIONAL SHOES for 12 years and have been looking for my pensions for several years.
over years and years,yes...but it has to be sitting, not running...and it would take a while