Section 32-20-29 Replacement Certificate.
If a title certificate is lost, stolen, damaged, destroyed, or illegible, the first lienholder—or if there is none, the owner or owner’s legal representative—must promptly apply for a replacement and may get one after providing satisfactory information and paying required fees. If the original is later recovered, it mu
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If a title certificate is lost, stolen, damaged, destroyed, or illegible, the first lienholder—or if there is none, the owner or owner’s legal representative—must promptly apply for a replacement and may get one after providing satisfactory information and paying required fees. If the original is later recovered, it must be promptly surrendered to the department.
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