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How can I find my vehicle's title number if I don't have the original title?  

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I need to apply for a replacement title, but it asks me for my car's title number, which I don't have. how do I go about getting it? 

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I emailed a similar question to the DMV in Maryland, & received this reply:The title number is also imprinted on the registration certificate. It is an eight digit number and it is not the same as the vin. If you do not have access to the title number, you may apply for the duplicate title by mail or in person, completing the application with all other pertinent information (vin, year, make, name of owner, etc.).
Additional information regarding applying for the duplicate title isavailable by clicking on the link below.
http://www.marylandmva.com/AboutMVA/INFO/27300/27300-11T.htmTurns out this info is also on the receipt that I received for returning my tags to the DMV.I had another idea, while waiting for the email answer: If your car was financed (e.g., through a bank, credit union, dealer, etc.) - ask the financing agency whether they have  the vehicle title number in their records.

Answered by littlecatslide at Jun 23, 2009 03:27 PM

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If the car was already in your name you can call the tag agency, answer a few questions and they can give it to you. Ive had to do that once before when I moved and lost the title.

Answered by ceaton at Mar 12, 2010 02:06 PM

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