Title Services

Convenient Title Transfers and Title Services

Vehicle Registration covers many different types of automobiles and other street-legal vehicles, with a motor and without. If it has wheels we can register it even off-road vehicles.

• Title Transfers
• Duplicate Titles
• Salvage Titles
• Restored Salvage Titles
• Vehicle and Driver Records
• Bonded Title Applications
• Level 1 Inspections
• Off-Highway Vehicle Decals
• Abandon Vehicles
• Notary Public
• Trucking IRP/IFTA Title Services

View the rest of this page for a detailed look at all our Title Services and Title transfers or view all Motor Vehicle Services we offer.

A title transfer service can be offered in-store via an MVD’s or Third party’s physical location, or if you can choose to opt-in for an electronically processed service. To ensure you do not incur a penalty for your transfer, the title transfer must be processed within 15 days of the purchase or change. In order to get your title transferred to Arizona if you are coming from another state, you must be a resident of Arizona currently, meaning you should have the address in which you reside and have proof of your residence in Arizona.

There are many electronic ways to do a title transfer, either by contacting a 3rd Party MVD, like 1 Stop, or by visiting the Arizona Motor Vehicle Departments website and they can direct you to an eTitle site that will assist you in this process. The title transfer fee in Arizona is affordable at the rate of $4. We would love to assist you with your title transfer!

If you have misplaced or lost the original title that you got when you earned full ownership of your vehicle, you can always request a duplicate replacement for your title. All titles are held within the electronic database of the MVD unless a physical copy is requested by the owner. If you need a physical copy of your vehicle’s title, you can request it through any third party, like us here at 1Stop, or you can go through the MVD’s online website.

For any request for a duplicate title, through MVD or a third party, there is a fee of $4 to gain access to your document. Here at 1Stop, we seek to assist you and offer this service to you for the same price, with no additional charges or hidden fees, to ensure you can get great, easy, and fast service through us for all your title needs. Find out how we can assist you with getting a duplicate title of your vehicle!

When a vehicle has been utterly or mostly destroyed, to the point where they are deemed unfit to be on roads and uneconomically possible to be repaired, they are given a Salvage title in place of their original title. Salvage titles can be granted when vehicles are stolen, incur damage fit to wreckage or destroyed, water damage, or damage deeming it unrepairable. If you would like to get a salvage title, contact us here at 1Stop with your questions or statements about your vehicle to see if it can go under a Salvage title.

If you would like to change your Salvage title back to a normal title, it is possible. But to do this, you must be able to show proof it has been repaired and is deemed ‘road worthy’ for our state’s roads and highways. To find out more about restoring your salvage title, check the “Restored Salvage Title” section, or contact 1Stop with your questions!

A restored salvage title is earned when a previously damaged or destroyed vehicle has been deemed salvaged, with its title going from a standard title to a salvage title that has been repaired or reconstructed. This occurs when damage has been too great, it has been stolen or otherwise deemed unfit for driving, or unworthy of the state’s roads. In order for you to turn your salvage title into a restored salvage title, you must restore and rebuild the wrecked vehicle into a working vehicle possible of driving and able to handle the roads. Once this has happened and is the vehicle is deemed ‘road worthy’ a Restored Salvage title will be granted.

The restored salvage title is similar to the standard title, just showing proof that it has been rebuilt from its previous damages but is in working condition. To find out more about restored salvage titles, or for information regarding how to go about this process, contact us here at 1Stop!

If you need the documents covering your vehicle and driver records, you can request these from any MVD or third-party source, like us here at 1Stop. These documents hold statements about everything that has happened to your vehicle, and the record of your driving history regarding accidents or tickets, if applicable. These records are to be requested electronically online and come with a fee of $3-$5. In addition to the fee, you are required to fill out a form with a signature that is notarized or witnessed via an MVD agent, or an agent of a third party (Any of our 1Stop representatives).

The MVD requires you to have “permissible use” to request these documents, while third parties just need to know the reason you wish to inquire about these documents to see if you are fit to acquire them. Regardless of which service you pick, you will need to have a reason for requesting. Contact us here at 1Stop to see what reasons are applicable, and how we can assist you with getting possession of these documents.

Sometimes you do not have enough proof and evidence to show true ownership of the mobile home, trailer, or vehicle in your possession to earn the title of said vehicle. In this case, you would need to request a bonded title that will show previous ownership, lienholders, or any subsequent purchaser of the vehicle or mobile home in question. This is a long and often confusing process for many, but don’t worry as we here at 1Stop are here to help you. Bonded titles come at a fee that is one and one-half times the value of the vehicle or mobile home in question.

Certain documents are required along with the fee to apply for a bonded title. To save your time, and multiple processes, contact us here at 1Stop to see what you need for a bonded title, and how we can help you with acquired a bonded title to show your ownership of the vehicle.

Certain vehicles will require an inspection, known as a level 1 inspection, that is for bonded titles or out-of-state and non-registered vehicles. Commonly, all vehicles on the road or seen driving that are valid for the road and high have passed this inspection and have been verified correctly. This inspection can be conducted at any MVD location, or any third-party location much like us here at 1Stop. This inspection is often free, as it is required for all vehicles to pass this inspection before being put out onto the road, but some third-party locations will charge a very affordable fee to have this inspection occur.

Visit your nearest 1Stop location or give us a call to see which location can help you quickly and efficiently while getting this inspection done for you. Please ensure you have all the proper documentation, and in case a fee is required, please be prepared for that as we would love to assist you as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Any vehicle that wishes to go off improved terrain such as leaving roads and going onto grassland, regardless of private or public property, must acquire an Off-Highway Vehicle Decal also known as an OHV sticker. This applies to any vehicle, regardless if it a work truck or a normal car that goes off-road and onto different terrains such as grasslands, cliffs, mountain paths, or any other location that is not a highway. A vehicle that requires an OHV must not exceed over 2,500 lbs and must be in legal documentation. Otherwise, it cannot be deemed fit for an OHV. This OHV is required for all public state trust lands and private property lands, regardless of the reason.

If you would like to know more about acquiring an OHV, feel free to contact us here at 1Stop! Or if you need to get an OHV for your current vehicle, we would love to help you out as quickly as possible.

A vehicle or trailer that has been left on private property, public property, stolen, lost, unclaimed, or abandoned will be deemed by Arizona law to be an Abandoned Vehicle. To file for a vehicle or trailer under the pretense of Abandoned, you must have proof that it has been stolen or abandoned, by presenting documentation on how it is possible. Following this, you must then request for a law enforcement officer to remove the vehicle from the public trust property or individual private property. Once that has occurred, the state of Arizona will conduct the process of deeming it abandoned.

If you have any questions regarding how to go about dealing with an abandoned vehicle or vehicle you think is abandoned, contact us here at 1Stop! We will do our best to advise you on this subject and see what else we can to ease this situation for you. We can even handle contacting law enforcement for you.

All notary services can be conducted electronically via the websites of an MVD or third-party source, much like us here at 1Stop, or they can be done physically at any store location. With whatever process you choose to go with to handle your notary needs, there will be a fee of $43 that can be paid either in person with cash, over mail with a check, or online with a card. Filing for a notary service requires you to have a bond, fee, and application. Most places are fine with just those requirements and the fee being paid, while some services require you to present more documentation for your notary needs.

To see how we can help you with your notary services, contact us at 1Stop so you can find out what documentation, if any, is required along with the normal fee, bond, and application. This will ensure we can help you as quickly and efficiently as possible!