Title Office Fees



Original Certificate of Title (Vehicle)
$18.00

Replacement Certificate of Title (Vehicle) $18.00

Duplicate Certificate of Title (Vehicle) $18.00

Original Certificate of Title (Watercraft) $15.00

Replacement Certificate of Title (Watercraft) $15.00

Duplicate Certificate of Title (Watercraft) $15.00

Dealer Resale Title with No Lien 
(Owner/Purchaser is using a dealer permit number)
$5.00
  Dealer Resale Title with Lien (Vehicle)
(Owner/Purchaser is using a dealer permit number)
$18.00
  Dealer Resale Title with Lien (Watercraft)
(Owner/Purchaser is using a dealer permit number)
$15.00
  Dealer Duplicate Certificate of Title (Vehicle) $18.00
  Dealer Duplicate Certificate of Title (Watercraft) $15.00

Salvage Certificate of Title $4.00

Salvage Certificate of Title with Lien $18.00
  Salvage Replacement Certificate of Title $4.00
  Salvage Duplicate Certificate of Title $18.00
  Memorandum Certificate of Title ONLY $5.00
  Manufactured Home Archive Fee $5.00
  Late Fee  $5.00
  Out of State Inspection -Clerk Fee $1.50
  Notary Fee $1.00

Licking County Sales Tax Rate 7.25%

Central Ohio Transit Area (COTA) 8.25%

Cancellation of Lien FREE

 

KEY POINTS FOR TITLING A VEHICLE

  • To obtain a Duplicate title your title must be lost, stolen or destroyed.
  • An out of state vehicle must have a physical inspection of the identification number (VIN) performed by an inspection station.
  • Never make alterations, erasures or use white-out on a title, if this is done the title becomes null and void.
  • Do not fill in any part of the assignment or application unless you are in front of a notary.
  • When assigning a vehicle over to a new buyer make sure you use their full legal name ( no nicknames) address and exact mileage. (DO NOT CHECK NON-ACTUAL OR EXCEED UNLESS IT APPLIES).
  • Your certificate of title must be processed within 30 days after being notarized. If not you will be assessed a $5.00 late fee.
  • No person can sign for someone else without a signed and notarized power of attorney.
  • A salvage title is issued when an insurance company declares the vehicle a total loss or the vehicle is impractical to fix. The owner may purchase the vehicle back. The vehicle cannot be driven until inspected by the highway patrol.

 

These fees are a matter of the Ohio Revised Code and are not negotiable. Please do not ask us to waive or change them.

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