GL paperwork for title

What paperwork does GL supply to me in order to get my title?

None, unless you give them $60 for the SF-97, which you can turn into a title....

hmmm did you read the TOS on GL? They have a section that directly address titles. In some states they are forced to provide titles with vehicles though by law. In others you can use the invoice as a bill-of-sale to get a title, but make sure the VIN is on it and that it is signed just like the copy they get. In other states you don't get any paperwork that will get you a title, and you have to pay GL $60 to provide you with a SF-97 to get a title. Some have used a title service with some luck.

I am in Ohio and the title agency said to bring in the bill of sale from GL and that would work, what I did not know was what GL will give.

There is a nice FAQ section on GL that will answer most if not all of your title questions.
http://www.govliquidation.com/help/index.html

The invoice will work as a bill-of-sale at least in Virginia. Print out two copies they get one and you get one, and both get signed by both you and the GL representative when you pick it up. It must have the VIN on it PERIOD. If GL truncates the description to the point where that information is missing on your invoice then demand a copy with from the national GL with that important information added to a copy of the invoice. Instead of updating the invoice they will send you a notarized copy of the invoice. In the past I have had no problem getting this done, but this last time I had to ask for my money back on the auction unless they provided an invoice with an accurate invoice that identified my truck, I got it. If the auction did not have a VIN in the description then they will not help you.

If you have already picked this up and did not get this taken care of then you are out of luck at least with this path to a title.

Not picked up yet just getting all my little ducks in a row

You're lucky your state only requires a bill of sale. Sure hope you don't have to put up with GL version of fun and games like I am. I'm still waiting on a title with the correct information on it for several months.

WV can be a problem.

kipman said:

WV can be a problem.

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I titled a M1009 in WV that I purchased from GL. This was back in 2003. GL gave me an SF97 with the DRMO as the seller and GL as the buyer. I took that along with the BOS I printed off of the GL site. I had to go through around 4 or 5 DMV employees before they finally gave me a title for it. Small-town DMV offices with friendly local employees are much easier to deal with.

I agree, my local title place in lancaster Ohio is 1000% better than any in Columbus.

My problem is GL can't seem to get my title and SF 97 correct and they take 3-4 weeks each time THEY make a mistake. No fast tracking it for customer service due to their error.

Once I get the title, the registration in WV should be a breeze.