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1. Start with the first section of the Delaware title form and fill in all blank fields on that page:
2. Fill in Print Name and Sign Name in the next section.
3. Complete all fields shown in this stage with care and precision.
4. Complete the following fields in this section: Manufacturers Statement of Origin, Must be properly transferred to, D Out of State Title, Must be in owners name or properly, Proof of valid liability insurance, Vehicle must be presented for a safety inspection, and This application for Delaware.
5. Complete the final section fields: D Applications in a corporations, accompanied by an original, D Dealers Bill of Sale, Companies must provide a copy of, Title Specialists name, MV Rev, and DOCUMENT NO.
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Documents to Prepare Before You Start
Gathering your documents before you open the form saves time. You will need proof of vehicle ownership. This is the Manufacturer's Statement of Origin for new vehicles, or the original out-of-state title for used vehicles. You also need your current liability insurance card and the vehicle's safety inspection certificate.
Check that all ownership documents are in the new owner's name before you begin. Out-of-state titles must be properly transferred before submission. Bring originals to the DMV office because photocopies of ownership documents are not always accepted.
Understanding the Key Sections
Vehicle Identification
Enter the vehicle identification number (VIN), make, model, and year in the first section. Cross-check the VIN against your title document or window sticker. An incorrect VIN causes immediate rejection by the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles.
Owner Information
List every vehicle owner exactly as the name appears on the title. All owners must sign the form before you submit it. If one owner cannot attend in person, attach a notarized power of attorney before submitting the application.
Insurance and Inspection
Enter your insurance policy number, company name, and expiration date. Attach a copy of your current insurance card. Also include your safety inspection certificate showing the vehicle passed inspection at an authorized Delaware station.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Form MV-212 processing take?
Title processing in Delaware typically takes 2 to 4 weeks after you submit a complete application. Applications with missing documents take longer. Fill in every field and attach all required documents before visiting the DMV.
Can I complete this form online?
Yes. Fill out the form online using FormsPal. After completing all fields, print and sign the form. Bring the signed form and all supporting documents to a Delaware DMV office to submit your application in person.
What if my out-of-state title needs notarization?
Some states require a notarized signature on the title when transferring ownership to a new buyer. Contact the DMV of the originating state to confirm their requirements. If notarization is needed, complete it before bringing the title to the Delaware DMV.
What is the MV-212 form?
The MV-212 is the official Delaware vehicle title and registration application. Both names refer to the same form issued by the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles. Use it any time you need to establish a Delaware title for a vehicle for the first time or transfer an existing title.
Do I need a separate registration form?
In many cases, Form 212 handles both title and registration in one submission. Some situations require a separate vehicle registration application. Ask the DMV representative about your specific situation when you arrive.
Can a corporation apply for a Delaware vehicle title?
Yes. Corporate applicants must have an authorized officer sign the form. The company must also provide a valid Delaware business license and appropriate officer identification. A corporate power of attorney is acceptable if the signing officer cannot be present.
For other Delaware forms and vehicle documents, visit the Delaware Form 1027 page or browse vehicle registration forms on FormsPal.
