
Send the Title Problem File
Provide the current title paperwork, sale documents, reassignment records, and any lien or release documents tied to the issue.

Louisiana Public Tag Agents may process applications for certificates of title, including duplicate and corrected titles. For dealerships, that matters when a title is lost, a reassignment is incomplete, a lien release is missing, or the vehicle or owner information needs correction. We review the file, identify what must be fixed, and prepare the right submission so the title issue does not hold up the transaction any longer than necessary.
The registered owner, a lienholder, a person with a valid power of attorney, or a court-appointed representative may request a duplicate. Deceased owners may only qualify if a duplicate was requested before their death.
You must submit a completed Vehicle Application (DPSMV 1799), your valid photo ID, proof of vehicle registration or other ownership proof, and lien release if applicable. The duplicate title affidavit must also be signed and notarized.
In Louisiana the base fee is $68.50 plus an $8 handling fee. The process can take 7 to 10 business days depending on OMV processing times.
Yes. Louisiana issues duplicate titles when the original is lost, damaged, destroyed, or never received by the owner.
Yes. Some Public Tag Agent (PTA) offices, including Title Authority, can process expedited duplicate title requests for next business day pickup when all paperwork is correct and complete.
A title correction is the process of fixing incorrect or missing information on your Louisiana vehicle title. This can include errors in names, addresses, VIN numbers, or ownership details. Title Authority reviews your documentation and files the proper correction with the OMV to ensure your title is valid.
Common title corrections include fixing misspelled names, incorrect VINs, missing signatures, ownership changes, or address updates. Title Authority ensures your corrected title meets OMV requirements and is accepted without issue.
You will need your current title, a valid photo ID, and any supporting documents that verify the correct information, such as a bill of sale or insurance card. Title Authority confirms the necessary paperwork before submitting your correction to the OMV.
Processing times can vary depending on the correction type, but most title corrections are completed within 2 to 4 weeks once all documents are verified. Title Authority ensures your correction is filed accurately to avoid delays.
No, you cannot legally sell or transfer a vehicle until the title information is accurate. Incorrect or incomplete details can cause the OMV to reject your transfer. Title Authority can correct your title quickly so you can complete the sale without issues.
Here is how we handle duplicate and corrected title issues for dealership files:

Provide the current title paperwork, sale documents, reassignment records, and any lien or release documents tied to the issue.

We review the file, confirm what needs correction or replacement, and prepare the proper OMV submission path.
We file the request and help move the title record toward an accurate, usable result for the transaction.

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