The titling service for vehicles the DMV gave up on
We legally title vehicles that are missing paperwork: no-title purchases, broken ownership chains, imports, salvage rebuilds, and cars that never had a title because you built them. Flat published pricing from $549, a real timeline, and a VIN check before any money moves.
No-title car
A car with no title can almost always be titled legally through one of three paths: a duplicate title from the last titled owner, a bonded title backe...
$649 · 3-6 weeks
Bonded title
A bonded title is a regular vehicle title backed by a surety bond, used when you own a vehicle but cannot produce the normal ownership documents. The ...
$749 · 4-8 weeks
Imported vehicle
We take imported vehicles from customs paperwork to a US title and plates for a flat $899 service fee. That covers the import-age eligibility check, r...
$899 · 4-10 weeks
Dirt bike street legal
We get dirt bikes titled, plated, and registered for street use for a flat $549 service fee, in states whose rules genuinely allow it. The bike needs ...
$549 · 2-5 weeks
Salvage and rebuilt
We take vehicles from a salvage certificate to a rebuilt title and registration for a flat $799 service fee. The service covers the rebuilt-title appl...
$799 · 4-8 weeks
Kit car
We title kit cars, replicas, and scratch builds for a flat $849 service fee: the state VIN assignment, the build documentation package (receipts for c...
$849 · 4-10 weeks
Questions people ask us
What does a vehicle titling service do?
A titling service prepares and files the paperwork that creates or transfers a vehicle title: ownership documents, state applications, surety bonds where needed, and inspections coordination. You avoid the DMV entirely, and a specialist catches the problems that get filings rejected.
How much does it cost to get a vehicle titled?
Our titling services run $549 to $899 flat depending on the situation, plus government fees itemized at exact cost. Every price is published on our pricing page, which is not the industry norm.
Which titling problem do you solve most often?
No-title purchases. Someone buys a vehicle with only a bill of sale, the DMV turns them away, and we route it through a duplicate, bonded, or court-ordered title depending on the state. It resolves cleanly in the large majority of cases.
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