Form TC 96-215 at a glance
What it is: Form TC 96-215 is the Affidavit of Motor Vehicle Assembled from Wrecked or Salvaged Motor Vehicles, KRS 186A.520 & KRS 186A.530.
Who signs: Sign as Affiant Signature.
What to bring and attach to Form TC 96-215
Submit a properly assigned salvage title for proof of ownership.
Submit original receipts for all parts purchased.
A filled-in Form TC 96-215 example: a rebuilt car with parts from two sellers

How to fill out Form TC 96-215, box by box
Section 1: Affiant Information

Under Section 1: Affiant Information, enter the Dealer or Individual Name, Email, Mailing Address, City, State and Zip Code.
Dealers applying for a rebuilt title will receive a printed title that is already dealer assigned to the dealership. No further action is required before submitting an application for resale.
Section 2: Parts Information

Under Section 2: Parts Information, enter the Printed Name of Seller and the Part(s) Purchased.
For the Printed Name of Seller and Part(s) Purchased, if salvaged parts were used, attach list of salvaged part(s). Include a description of each salvaged part and the VIN # of the vehicle from which the part was taken.
Section 3: Vehicle Description
If motorcycle, provide motor #
Section 4: Affiant Statement & Notarization

Under Section 4: Affiant Statement & Notarization, you affirm that the motor vehicle named in Section 3 above has been reconstructed from parts taken from other motor vehicles which have been obtained from the seller(s) named in Section 2 above and that you are the sole owner of the vehicle that has been produced, which is clear of all liens. Enter the Affiant Signature, your Title and the Date.
More rules for Form TC 96-215
An inspection must be made by a KY certified inspector in accordance with the provision of KRS 186A.115.
Applications shall be processed within 5 business days pursuant to KRS 186A.170.
Approvals will be mailed back once processed.
To check the status of your submitted application, visit drive.ky.gov/vehicles. Applications are valid for 60 days from date of approval. For additional information, contact the Rebuilt Section at (502) 564-1257 or email kytc.MVLrebuilts@ky.gov.
If your situation is different
Parts were purchased from individuals and not businesses
If parts were purchased from individuals and not businesses, the applicant shall submit a written statement from the seller giving the seller's name, address, and telephone number, the part or parts sold, and the VIN number of the vehicle from which the parts were taken.
If the VIN number is unknown, the seller shall submit a statement explaining the reason it cannot be provided.
The vehicle is not 75 percent or more damaged
If a vehicle is not 75 percent or more damaged, provide a statement from the insurance company on company letterhead describing the extent of damage to the vehicle.
The vehicle was purchased at auction
If the vehicle was purchased at auction, provide the original salvage pool receipt in place of an insurance statement.
Common questions about Form TC 96-215
What paperwork is required for a rebuilt title in Kentucky?
Submit the completed forms: TC 96-215 form, Affidavit of Motor Vehicle Assembled from Wrecked or Salvaged Motor Vehicles TC 96-353 form, Labor Statement for Rebuilt or Total-Loss Vehicle TC 96-182, Application for Kentucky Certificate of Title or Registration, completed, signed, and notarized for the buyer and seller if any of the following apply: o Application is for an out of state vehicle o Vehicle that is “junked” in the Kentucky system o Affidavit of total consideration is being used
Where do I file it?
All applications must be submitted by doing one of the following: Submit to County Clerk. Mail to: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Attn: Rebuilt Section, PO Box 2014, Frankfort, KY 40622-2014. Place in drop box at entrance of Transportation Cabinet Office, 200 Mero Street, Frankfort, KY 40601. Drop-off hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Is there a penalty?
PENALTIES KRS 186A.990: Any person who knowingly gives false, fraudulent, or erroneous information in connection with an application for the registration, and when required, titling of a vehicle, or any application for assignment of a vehicle identification number, or replacement documents, or gives information in connection with his review of applications, or falsely certifies the truthfulness and accuracy of information supplied in connection with the registration and when required, titling of a vehicle, shall be guilty of forgery in the second degree.
Sources
[1] Form TC 96-215 (Rev. 11/2025), Affidavit of Motor Vehicle Assembled from Wrecked or Salvaged Motor Vehicles, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (the Official source link on this page).





