Form H-6B Application for Replacement Certificate of Title - Connecticut

Connecticut Certificate of Title Instructions

Completing the application is a straightforward process. The document consists of three sections:

1. Applicant/vehicle and title information . Here an applicant is supposed to enter personal information and information about their vehicle.
2. Lien status for a lien over ten years old . In this section, an applicant must designate if the lien has been satisfied.
3. Applicant's signature and customer contact information . The last part of the form contains a place for a filer's signature and personal information.

The application makes the process of applying for a replacement certificate easier, however, there are a few intimidating moments that need to be underlined:

• For a replacement title a filer must fill in the first and the third section;
• If an applicant had a lien on the vehicle, they must enclose a letter from the lienholder stating the lien has been satisfied;
• If the lien is over ten years old, a filer must complete the second section of the form indicating that the lien has been satisfied;
• If a lien is still outstanding, the lienholder shall apply for a replacement certificate of title with a power of attorney;
• If an applicant wants to file Form H-6B not only for a replacement title but also for an ownership transfer, they must submit Form Q1, Supplemental Assignment of Ownership, with it;
• If a filer needs proof of ownership documents, they must file Form H-115, Motor Vehicle Ownership Affidavit.

After completing the document, a filer is supposed to mail it to the Connecticut DMV: the State of Connecticut, Department of Motor Vehicles, Room 305, 60 State Street, Wethersfield, CT 06161. A check for $25 made out to DMV must be attached to the document.