Help With Abandoned Vehicle Title in Virginia

In the state of Virginia, abandoned vehicles is serious business. Failure to dispose of or acquire an abandoned vehicle properly, attracts the possibility of citations from local city officials and law enforcement agents. Whether a vehicle is abandoned on the highway, on private residential or commercial property; there isn't a lot of time of deciding what to do with the vehicle.

If you aren't sure what to do about an abandoned vehicle on your property, you can legally seek to apply for title to the vehicle that is abandoned. There are benefits that comes with obtaining the title to an abandoned vehicle. Benefits entail:

Donating the vehicle to a charity organization (will require title)
Giving vehicle to "junk vehicle pickup company" (some require titles)
Have the title transferred in your name (you become the new owner)
Sell the vehicle for scrap metal at a scrap yard or scrap dealer (will require title)

If you are unsure what to do about your abandoned vehicle situation, Wisdom & Authority Titling Solutions, is available to offer you the assistance that you need. Assistance of actually taking care of the entire abandoned vehicle titling transaction is available for you from start to finish. If you don't want to be bothered by the process, and just want to be sure you are complying legally; help is here for you today.

4 Comments to Help With Abandoned Vehicle Title in Virginia:

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wm. allen on Saturday, February 04, 2012 10:45 AM

what if these vehicles never had titles as in atv's or dirt bikes jet skis etc?

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Shanel White on Saturday, February 04, 2012 2:28 PM

It depends on the state in which the classification type (ATV, dirt bikes, jet skis, etc.) is to be titled in as well as the year of the item. In the state of Virginia, used ATVs don't have to be titled, however if you want to ensure proof of ownership, you may want to considered having it titled. In certain cases an affidavit in lieu of a title may be acceptable; but it depends on the situation and it isn't guaranteed. Again the year of the classification is important (some states didn't start titling certain vehicles until after a certain year). My question to you is, if these classifications that you mentioned don't have titles, why weren't titles issued? (this is also a determinant). I hope that I have answered your question. Each situation is different and if you provide more details, then of course I can possibly provide more insight. I hope this helps. Thanks for your inquiry and feel free to contact me again.

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Arthur Hugh on Saturday, January 26, 2013 3:48 AM

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Shanel White on Saturday, January 26, 2013 10:51 AM

Arthur, Thanks for your comments! I'm glad that I could provide you with the information that you were looking for. Please check back for future updates that I will be posting on abandoned vehicles.

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