Secure Power of Attorney
If the vehicle’s certificate of title has been lost or is held by a lienholder, a Secure Power of Attorney (Form VP221) must be used instead. This form can be purchased from a DMV office.
A Nevada motor vehicle power of attorney (Form VP136) is a legal document that assigns a representative to carry out vehicle-related actions on the owner’s behalf. This power of attorney can authorize the representative to execute certain documents in the owner’s name, apply for vehicle title and registration, and obtain, release, or transfer a certificate of title.
A Nevada motor vehicle power of attorney (Form VP136) is a legal document that assigns a representative to carry out vehicle-related actions on the owner’s behalf. This power of attorney can authorize the representative to execute certain documents in the owner’s name, apply for vehicle title and registration, and obtain, release, or transfer a certificate of title.
A Nevada motor vehicle power of attorney (Form VP136) is a legal document that assigns a representative to carry out vehicle-related actions on the owner’s behalf. This power of attorney can authorize the representative to execute certain documents in the owner’s name, apply for vehicle title and registration, and obtain, release, or transfer a certificate of title.
If the vehicle’s certificate of title has been lost or is held by a lienholder, a Secure Power of Attorney (Form VP221) must be used instead. This form can be purchased from a DMV office.