Arizona

How To Sign Your Arizona Title

You must use a blue or black ink pen when signing over your used car title, and you must sign your name exactly as it is shown on the face of the title.

The following VOIDS your Title (do NOT do any of the following):

  • Signatures in incorrect section
  • Signature does not match your driver license
  • Erasure – do not erase or cross out anything on your title
  • White out
  • Rips or tears
  • Mark outs – Trace overs
  • Pencil or Marker usage

WHERE DO I SIGN AN ARIZONA TITLE?

There are 3 different title formats for the state of Arizona. Please choose from the following title images to see which title resembles the one you possess. (Not all require Notarization)

Titles no longer require notary in Arizona as of 2023. You may skip notarizing the title.

You will sign on the back of the title, upper right side where it reads “Seller Signature“.

MULTIPLE OWNERS

Plural ownership may require all signatures of all owners on the face of title depending on the conjunction.

AND- Requires both signatures
/ – Requires both signatures
OR- Requires one signature
AND/OR- Requires both owners’ signatures

DOES A LIENHOLDER APPEAR ON THE TITLE?

If there is a lienholder listed on your title, the title must be signed off and dated or stamped by the lien holder. If the title is not signed by the lienholder, then an original lien release will be needed from your lien holder

WHERE TO NOTARIZE A CAR TITLE IN ARIZONA?

In Arizona, you can notarize a car title anywhere a notary public is available. Here are some familiar places where you may find a notary public in Arizona:

  • Banks And Credit Unions: Most banks and credit unions have free notary services for their customers.
  • Shipping Stores: Shipping stores, such as UPS or FedEx, often have notary services for a fee.
  • Insurance Offices: Some insurance offices may offer notary services for their customers.
  • Government Buildings: Many government buildings, such as courthouses, post offices, or libraries, have notary public services available.
  • Private Notary Services: Some mobile notaries can come to your location and notarize your documents for a fee.

How to Get an Arizona Duplicate Title

If your title has been lost, stolen, voided, or damaged beyond recognition you will need to have it replaced.

Time frame to get title in person – Same day
Time frame to get title by mail: 2-4 weeks

  • Complete form Form 96-0236
  • Be prepared to show a photo ID if you are a walk-in customer
  • Include a $4.00 Money order or Cashier’s Check
  • Submit application to your local Arizona DMV
  • Or Mail to:
    Motor Vehicle Division
    4005 N. 51st Avenue
    Mail Drop 555M
    Phoenix, AZ 85031
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