"You will not get the lien taken off until you pay off the vehicle. The bank might have closed the account and have taken it as a loss but they never really lose it. One they will hold it until you make payment arrangements with them or two they will sell the lien to a debt collection agency then in which you will owe them the money. Either way you can't have something for nothing."
This is not always true. You can file a quiet title to clear all lienholders from the title. If the bank doesn't show up to court, the lien is wiped and you can request a new title. As per "you can't have something for nothing." remark made previously. Neither can the bank, especially when they already cleared it as a tax write off, for a charge off.
Yes. FRAUD.
re: auto insurance, no; auto insurance is written on the vehicle, not on a person.
You have to contact the loaning entity. They will be able to provide a close out letter.
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No
With parental permission you can obtain a marriage license.
I would start by calling the Secretary of State.
To obtain a letter of Testamentary, you must petition the government. To obtain the letter, you must have a proper ID of the deceased person and the appropriate title to be able to receive that letter.
You need to file Will and Petition for Appointment in local Probate court.
due cause
you have to get a speeding ticket in Pennsylvania
Every vehicle has a VIN attached somewhere to it ... the engine block, in the top of the dashboard, in a door pillar. If the VIN has been removed from a vehicle, chances are that is stolen property and should be avoided like the plague. If you are trying to obtain the title without the vehicle and don't have the VIN this just doesn't make sense. What is meant here is that if a person bought a vehicle and wants to get a new title issued, then they most likely have the vehicle and can obtain it easily.